Carter Inches Toward Democratic Nomination in AP Survey
Carter leads the race for the Democratic presidential nomination as AP survey shows him over the 1,500 delegate threshold with 1,510 committed or publicly pledged delegates. endorsement from George Wallace and backing from other leaders solidify his path to a first ballot victory, while noncommitted delegates remain a potential swing.
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Jhony Carter
Associated Press
Carter
Ton Tender Inns
New Hampshire
Ohio
George Wallace
Wallace
Alabama
Wiese
Morrie Udell
Henry Jackson
Frank Caarch
Minnesota GOP delegates vote to require majority for each nominee
Minnesota Independent Republican convention votes 377 to 787 to require that every national delegate receives a majority vote at the state convention. Ford backers hold a majority of delegates, while Reagan attacks the rule change as divisive. Carter increases his Democratic delegate total past 1500 after New Hampshire primary, as Carter and Ford slug through the long nominating fight with still 17 days to go.
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New Hampshire
New York
California
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Brown
Arizona
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Minnesota
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Mississippi
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Heagan
Reagan
Belly Ford
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Associated Press
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Lbs
Javor Ford
Richard M. Nixon
Republican National Committee
William A. Steiger
R-Wis
National Party
Modmel Gop
Dove
Broadcaster Dies On Air At Kansas City Station
Harry Becker 48 an Italian American broadcaster at KCKN radio in Kansas City was found slumped at his microphone after an on air episode. Police reported he appeared to suffer a heart attack while alone at the station around 1 31 a m. Becker hosted a post midnight call in show with live listeners and callers before the broadcast ended in tragedy.
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Harry Becker
KCKN
Providence Hospital
Becker
Lovetiens
Grats
Reagan aides fear stacked convention in Kansas City
Washington reports Reagan campaign staff worry the Republican National Convention in Kansas City will be stacked against him with Ford supporters holding key roles. News notes Baker as keynote and Dole as temporary chair await confirmation, while Reagan’s camp hints at challenging these appointments at the convention.
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Republican National Committee
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Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Robert Dole
N-Ran
National Committee
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Bole
Notziger
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Nofeiger
Natkeen Committees
Mary Louise Smith
Bet Ot
Bi Ford
Campaigr
Bauith
Court ruling gives cities power to stop growth of sex strips
The Supreme Court upheld Detroit’s ordinance restricting pornography parlors, allowing banning rules near other such businesses and residential areas. The decision could empower other cities like Athens, Dallas, Boston, and Fairfax County to curb sex zoning and crackdown on adult theaters and massage parlors in Midtown Manhattan. Justice Stevens wrote the majority, with Powell dissenting on First Amendment implications.
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Fairfax County
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Sidney Bavingarten
Abraham D. Beame
Manhattan
Joh Paul Stevens
Warren E. Burger
Byron A. White
William H. Refnquist
Lewis Powel
Justines
Potter Stewart
William J. Sreenand
J. Thurgood Marshall
Larry A. Blackman
Cardinal Prin Ene
Stewart
Lncal
Isterdale Com
Rehnquist
Upbeil
Maryland
Beirut Battles Reach Civil War Level Amid Camps Siege
Beirut endured full scale fighting as Christians and Muslims clash over Tal Zaatar and Jisr al Rastia refugee camps. reports say 200 killed or wounded, with fires in Nahas Sinn el Fil and other suburbs. Palestinians and leftist Lebanese forces defended and attacked, while Syrian and allied lines moved.
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Cyprus
Lebanon
Christiana
Beirut
Amott Radio
Radi
Souteast
Bench East
Tal Zaatar
Mowlern
Nahas
Sinn el Fil
Mar Ellas
Tal Zastar
le Nas
Fin
Alumimamet
Fron Héfat
Navy grounds Tomcat after fatal crashes
The Navy ordered a temporary grounding of the Tomcat fighter fleet after two crashes near Miramar and Virginia Beach that killed four crew members. Investigators probe causes as authorities consider necessary repairs or modifications to ensure safe flight. The grounding follows earlier incidents and questions over engine and blade flaws. Grumman and Pratt & Whitney supply the aircraft and engines respectively.
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Navy
California
Atlantic Feet
Naval Air Force
Indian Ocean
Ocean
Inter
Grumman Aerospace Corp
Pratt & Whitory
Pentagon
Gromman
Becaus
Senate approves tax plan to tighten federal taxes
Washington AP reports the Senate backed a compromise to curb federal income taxes for high earners and corporations. The plan, aimed at those earning over $200,000, would raise the number of filers paying minimum tax and adjust exemptions, with a House version pending conference.
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D-La
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Mondiale
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