Humphrey May Reassess Campaign After Key Primaries
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey warned he will reevaluate active campaigning if Carter exits the Ohio California New Jersey primaries with 1200 to 1300 or fewer pledged delegates. Reagan holds a large lead over Ford in a California poll while Brown leads Democrats in the same sample.
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Concorde fleet capped at sixteen planes
Paris and London reject plans for more supersonic jets beyond the 16 due. France and Britain will study improved models and broader cooperation while Air France reports 5 053 passengers on the Paris Dakar Rio de Janeiro route and a 70.2 percent load factor in four months. Air France must average 61 percent to break even with four Concordes in service. Cavaillet said it would be unreasonable to exceed the 16 planes. Britain’s British Airways has ordered five, Air France four, with Iran and China holding options for three each.
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North West Tucson health plan rejects new hospital
Federal officials will oversee Southern Arizona health matters as the Health Service Agency under the Pima Association of Governments and the Southeast Arizona Governments Organization starts next week. The Health Planning Council will dissolve in two weeks after Ameri can Medical’s application was rejected, with expansion at Tucson Medical Center and St. Joseph's Hospital approved costing $35.3 million and $1.3 million respectively.
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L A teachers face forced transfers in race integration plan
In Los Angeles, a board lottery selects 7000 teachers for possible transfers to meet racial quotas in schools. Protests erupt as U S school aid threats hinge on implementing the plan by month’s end. Names tied to birth months determine who may transfer in 1977 78 and 1978 79.
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