Reagan tightens Indiana edge as Carter dominates Georgia
Reagan leads Ford in Indiana with about 51 percent with two thirds of precincts reporting, while Carter sweeps Indiana and Georgia by large margins. Carter argues Ford is endangered and Reagan gains crossover GOP support from Democrats, with Alabama and Texas counts shaping the race. Ford and Wallace face mounting pressure ahead of remaining primaries.
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White House
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Montana Power signals possible second rate filing
The Montana Power Co may seek another electric and natural gas rate increase before a pending PSC rate case is decided. President Joe McElwain told about 450 stockholders at the Fox Theater that regulatory delays have caused unexpected costs and may force a new filing, delaying resolution past August and raising plant investment and rising costs. He urged recognition of the need for sensible regulation to meet future energy needs.
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Fox Theater
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PSC
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Montana
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Butte
Montana Power
Harper
Western Energy Co
Canada
Altana Exploration Co
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Canadian National Energy Board
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Paul Schmechel
Western Energy
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Robert D. Corette
Joseph L. Thiebes Jr
Great Falls
Pacific Hide and Fur Co
Louis A. Spain
Bozeman
Owenhouse Hardware Co
R. H. Robinson
Missoula
U.S. envoy urges easing Beirut fighting amid broader chaos
U.S. envoy presses Moslems to curb Christian militiamen in the Beirut port area as clashes ease after a heavy exchange of fire. Reportedly, Syria-based Palestinian units move into the harbor zone while Lebanon's 13 month civil war widens global concern.
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Lebanon
Kamal Jum
Palestinian Liberation Army
Karami
Jumblatt
Brown Ete
United States
Suleiman Franjieh
Brown
Higher Military Committee
France
Mae
New food stamp rules set to cut aid for many poor families
Washington AP reports that more than half of working poor on food stamps will be denied after Sept 1 under new eligibility rules. New entry limits go into effect June 1 and nine other reforms aim to save about 1.2 billion dollars annually. 18.8 million people in 5.8 million families used stamps in March, with welfare-only families exempt from changes.
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Agriculture Department
Ford
USDA
Deodorant makers drop zirconium from major sprays
Procter and Gamble and Carter-Wallace say zirconium will no longer be used as a main ingredient in Sure, Secret, and Arrid X X after public reaction to monkey lung-damage tests. Both firms note the decision ends a 16 month controversy and preserves their brands.
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Procter & Gamble and
Carter-Wallace
Food and Drug Administration
Procter & Gamble
New York
Proctor & Gamble
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