Reagan's North Carolina Win Extends Campaign Fight
Ronald Reagan won the North Carolina Republican primary, posting 101,448 votes or 52 percent to Ford's 88,924. The result grants Reagan 28 nominating votes to Ford's 25 with one uncommitted. Carter led the Democratic race with 321,059 votes or 54 percent, George Wallace 209,807 at 35 percent, and others below. Page 4, Col. 1.
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Discrepancy in Ohio deputy registrar books eyed
The Chronicle-Telegram reports a $250000 discrepancy in the 1974 and 1975 accounts of Jack Stamper, deputy registrar for a nine county auto license bureau centered in Streetsboro. Curtis Andrews of the BMW would reveal details. Also noted is a $59466 shortage tied to Dayton deputy George Strassberg from 1971.
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EPA says Black River shows little improvement and remains polluted
An EPA spokesman notes limited progress downstream from Elyria with river water failing to meet a 1977 cleanup deadline. Upstream gains near Harshaw exist, but Elyria’s sewage plant and U.S. Steel in Lorain are the main pollution sources. Tests show high cyanide and metals. pre treatment by factories may be required.
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Weather forecast with showers likely tonight and tomorrow
Showers and thundershowers likely tonight with lows in the mid to lower 40s. Cloudy and cooler tomorrow with showers likely to the east and a chance west. Highs mid to lower 60s. Rain chances 70 percent tonight and 60 percent tomorrow east, 40 percent west tomorrow. Sunrise 6 25 a.m. Sunset 6 44 p.m. Yesterday high 56 at 4 p.m. and low 42 at 3 a.m. Details on Page D 14.
Monty Dies at 88, British War Hero Viscount Montgomery
Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, Britain's top WWII commander famed for the El Alamein victory over Rommel, died today at age 88. The outspoken leader shaped wartime strategy and is regarded as a premier British military figure since Wellington. Story on Page A-3.
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Army ousts Peron as Argentina forms military junta
The armed forces seized power in Argentina replacing Isabel Peron with a military junta led by Lt Gen Jorge Videla. Peron was flown to Neuquen Province for safety while key figures were arrested. The coup declared a state of siege amid inflation and violence. The junta vowed to restore essential values and suppress protests.
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Spelling course offered to curb daily errors in Detroit
Mary Grove College continues education offerings with a spelling course titled Misspel Mis spell Misspel taught by Karen Halat. The program addresses real world mistakes in letters and ads, citing a Stanford test and practical steps to improve. The 10 week course costs 35 dollars and aims to make writers more careful with unfamiliar words.
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