Ford and candidates split on U S foreign aid aim
United Nations survey shows Democrats Carter Udall and Church favor higher U S aid, Ford doubts 0.7 percent target. Reagan and Brown offer alternate views, Brown via Playboy interview. The piece outlines positions on aid levels human rights and channeling aid and notes 1976 U S aid at about 0.25 percent of GNP.
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Reagan eyes western votes as ace in the hole
In a contested Republican race, Reagan campaigns in the West as Ford builds delegate strength from New York shifts. Ford leads in total delegates with 701 of 176 needed, while Reagan trails with 54 and many uncommitted. Both rely on California and southern western states as pivotal for momentum and final nomination chances.
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Tennessee
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Oregon
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Peter Kaye
President
Ford Committee
Sears
Pennsylvania
Back to prison for Florida college grad Sills
Orlando native Fredd ie Sills, a Florida Memorial College graduate, was returned to prison on a 20 year manslaughter sentence after his bid for a work release was denied. He had earned his degree in physical education and faced a parole commission decision despite endorsements from college and prison officials.
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Miami-Dade North College
Flockda Memorial
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Caro City
Ray Howard
Commission
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Florida Memorial
Clarence Cryer
Dixie the elephant May Face Surgery at Crandon Park Zoo
Three ton Dixie an Indiana elephant at Crandon Park Zoo near Miami faces possible leg surgery to ease crippling arthritis. X rays taken to guide doctors with a decision expected later this week. If successful the operation would be a U S first though odds are slim and a cast or splint would not suffice. Dixie has spent most of her life at the zoo and has been living with arthritis for about six years.
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McCartney Returns to New York for First Manhattan Show in a Decade
Ex Beatle Paul McCartney headlined Wings at Madison Square Garden for two hours and forty minutes in a city tour stop. The crowd, quieter and more responsive than typical rock crowds, cheered hits like Yesterday and Lady Madonna while Linda McCartney joined on stage.
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Caroline Kennedy hit with “Ms Mess” label in London
AP reports tabloid Daily Mirror mocks Caroline Kennedy calling her “Ms Mess” for arriving at a Rolling Stones party in blue jeans. Comments from Paul Callan and Lesley Ebbets criticize her outfit as ill fitting and sloppy, contrasting with Jackie Onassis’s style.
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Jackie Onassis
Caroline
Nissan recalls 31 thousand Datsuns over fuel line risk
Carson California AP reports Nissan U S A recalls 31,185 models of the 1973 280 2 for potentially faulty clamps that secure fuel hoses. The recall covers all U S and Canadian 2002 models with different engine clamps in Japanese and other market cars. spokesman Richard McCarl notes clamps deform when tightened potentially causing fuel seepage and warns any fuel leak risks fire.
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