Morton sees Ford as frontrunner in New Hampshire
Ford's aide Rogers C B Morton reports a two day swing through northern New Hampshire convinces him Ford leads the Republican field in the first presidential primary. Reagan arrives Friday for a final push while Carter Udall contend for the Democratic label. Laird predicts Ford nomination and election.
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New Hampshire candidates spend nearly a million on ads
In New Hampshire the leadoff presidential primary sees major candidates spending close to a million dollars on radio TV and newspaper ads. Most money funds Boston stations reaching southern New Hampshire with WMUR-TV receiving only limited local buys. The piece notes Reagan Carter Ford Bayh Udall and Shriver among others with varying media budgets and focuses on campaign messaging strategies.
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Lottery round up Pennsylvania draws multiple games and prizes
Lottery results list Pennsylvania drawings including Double Dollars Five Digit 4226 and 73918 Four Digit 1807 Three Digit 236 and bonus numbers. It also cites Lebanon Pennsylvania notices with various digits and bonus figures for three digit and five digit games across the Baker’s Rozen Lottery and related draws.
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Computer criminals on the rise at AAAS meeting
Stanford researcher Donn B. Parker notes a growing class of computer abusers. He cites 380 cases, most involve financial gain, many held trusted positions, and perpetrators view hacking as a challenge rather than harm, urging ethics codes and dialogue to curb abuse.
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New housing starts fall to six month low in January
The Commerce Department reports January housing starts at a 1.221 million annual rate, down 34 percent from December and the weakest in six months. Permits rose 10.7 percent to an annual 4.158 million, the highest since May 1974, signaling future activity. Personal income rose 1 percent due to payroll gains in services and distribution.
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Ford reforms tighten control but still leave spy loopholes
President Ford's reorganization places spy agencies under White House oversight yet leaves gaps that could allow future presidents to misuse intelligence. The plan centralizes decision making with the president but omits expanded congressional supervision, while noting past abuses tied to orders from presidents.
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