Democrats seek backroom bid amid convention deadlock
The report outlines a Humphrey friendly plan by Mike Berman to organize a committee to negotiate a compromise if the Democratic convention deadlocks. It notes Berman’s potential access to power brokers and labor leaders, while acknowledging his discouragement of relying on Humphrey. On the GOP side, Reagan faces growing pressure to quit after five primary losses, with talks among conservative leaders about his fate and a possible Texas outcome.
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Strauss
Mike Berman
California
Ronald Reagan
Jerry Ford
Reagan
White House
Reagan Faces Pressure Over Party Platform And Vice President Picks
The speaker argues Reagan must push for policy adherence within the party to satisfy conservative aims, maintain political leverage, and influence the crafting of the party platform and the selection of a running mate.
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Ford
Rise of gang violence and assaults in US schools
A UPI based study funded by LEAA warns that assault gang warfare robbery and related violence in US schools is a serious costly national problem. It cites increases in assaults on students and teachers from 1970 to 1973 and notes officials fear schools are trapped in a web of disruption undermining learning.
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Chronicle-Telegram offers sparse context from 1876 fraud
Fragmentary text cites early Chronicle Telegram issues and pricing, with partial notes on delivery and circulation. It mentions a political race with Carter and Ford figures, a Gallup poll, and Republican party strategy amid internal battles. The piece hints at debt of a political figure and a sparse financial report.
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Carter
Ford
Lorain Teachers Defy Ban On Strike Picketing
Lorain teachers continue picketing despite a court ban on strikes. Visiting Common Pleas Judge Robert Murray ordered teachers to return to work and forbade picketing or interference with operations. LEA leaders were directed to revoke any strike related directives while the district and LEA met for negotiations.
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Loram
Gloria Argenti
Lorain
Common Pleas
Robert Murray
Madison County
LEA
Jack Planerts Curtis Calaman
Germ L Craig
William R Hfelin
Pauline Stone
Martha Smith
Rodney Henderson
Ralph Goehring
Jeff Westfall
Harris
Calamari
Restaurateur says Talk of the Town won’t worsen traffic
Restaurateur Larry Teich disputes Elyma police claims of parking jams at his forthcoming Talk of the Town restaurant on Commerce Court. He expects heavy walk-in traffic and says congestion will be minimal, hoping patrons will walk from courthouse or city hall. Mayor Marguerite Bowman says she will study the traffic report.
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Commerce Court
Teich
Elyma Police
West Avenue
Court Street
Marguerite Bowman
Freedom near Carter bitter in bar shooting case
In Paterson a bar shooting left three men dead and a wounded fourth dying later of natural causes. A witness who saw Carter and Artis at the doorway was discredited. The Essex County grand jury heard testimony against Carter, Artis, and two others, but no indictment was returned.
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Artis
Essex County
Paterson
Jacks
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