Democrats' convention plea to send money wars on TV
The Democratic National Committee plans TV spots on two networks to urge small contributions as the party aims to raise about 10 million for the campaign. Officials note legal limits on donations and emphasize voter outreach, with emphasis on individual contributors and VIP seats.
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Carter weighs running mate amid meetings with Mondale and Glenn
Plains Georgia The Carter camp faces a tough search for a vice presidential partner after meetings with Senators Mondale and Glenn. Carter plans to interview six or seven candidates including Muskie Jackson Church and Stevenson. Mondale indicated willingness to serve if offered while Glenn avoided confirming any bid. Carter will weigh public opinion but says he will decide late.
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Uncommitted GOP Delegates Attend White House Dinner
Mississippi's uncommitted delegation head Reed says his invitation to a White House state dinner for Queen Elizabeth was about his service to the party, not his role as chairman. Other uncommitted delegates, including New York's Ravenbaum and Maine's Lambert, attend as Ford and Reagan vies for support ahead of the GOP convention.
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New Jersey School Tax Law Allows School Reopening
Governor Byrne signs an income tax law to fund public schools in New Jersey and lift the court injunction closing them. The measure, narrowly passed, aims to raise about 75 million dollars with 375 million for schools, ending a decade long dispute over tax reform.
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Reagan's Path Sours as Ford Gains Delegates in N D and Beyond
Reagan suffers a setback as Ford pockets delegates in North Dakota and six other states, leaving Ford with 1,028 of the 1,154 pledged delegates. Reagan trails in public surveys while pursuing second ballot leverage with private meetings and targeted state visits to swing uncommitted delegates.
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Queen Elizabeth III bids farewell in Washington tour finale
Queen Elizabeth III capped her Bicentennial Washington stop with a farewell dinner for 1,500 at the British Embassy and a garden party aboard Britannia in Newport. President Ford attended the dinner though Mrs Ford was ill, with guests including Elizabeth Taylor, Bob Hope, Yehudi Menuhin, and Ali.
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