California Decision Boosts Reagan in Ford Primary
In California the Ford administration faces a distracted, absentee campaign while Reagan tours the Central Valley with strong media support. Reagan’s rivals claim he is winning the GOP needed states and margins, while Ford battles limited local organization and tepid events, including small turnout fundraisers.
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Sacramento
Ford
White House
Ronald Reagan
John Tower
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Robert Dole
Kansas
Reagan
California
Rogers Morton
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South
Sun Belt
Mountain States
Midwest
Reagan Campaigns in California Rally Circuit
Frank van der Linden notes Reagan's Bakersfield Fresno and Visalia appearances defending his record as governor and accusing Ford partisans of unfair politics. The piece highlights his effective stump speaking and the impact on uncommitted delegates as the post-primary phase begins.
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Bakersfield
Fresno
Visalia
Reagan
Ford
Ohio
Defense Of Europe If Soviet Attacks
U.S. defense experts warn Congress that a surprise Warsaw Pact air and armor assault could overwhelm NATO defenses in Germany. The risk of a nuclear option looms if diplomacy fails, with officials noting limited NATO power to halt a major European offensive.
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Europe
Washington
Congress
NATO
West Germany
United States
Defense
Donald Rumsfeld
House Appropriations
Sixteenth Tactical Air Army
East Germany
Frederick Weyand
Army For Research and Development
Senate Armed Services Committee
Miller
BMP
U.S
Debate Over Clearcutting National Forests Faces Congress
The article outlines support for clearcutting as a silvicultural tool to regenerate certain tree species and cut costs, while environmentalists warn against abuses and demand prudent limits. Industry fears 40 percent timber reductions and job losses if banned, whereas greens urge strict laws to curb excessive clearcuts and protect land.
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Washington
Congress
Thomas Barlow
Coalition To Save Our
Forest Service
Barlow
Debt ceiling raised again to 700 billion for 1977
The House Ways and Means Committee votes to raise the debt ceiling to 700 billion dollars through Sept 30 1977 and boosts Treasury long term bond authority to 17 billion. Interim ceilings set at 636 and 682 billion for upcoming dates as deficits drive the transition to a new federal budget.
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House
Ways and Means
Treasury
Ford to attend six nation economic summit in Puerto Rico
President Ford announces an economic summit with Canada France West Germany Italy Japan and the United Kingdom for June 27 28 in Puerto Rico. The goal is to chart a course to keep the recovery moving forward amid political scrutiny of incumbency.
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Puerto Rico
Canada
France
West Germany
Italy
Japan
United Kingdom
Rambouillet
Ford
Terrible Apricot Kernel Gang Indictment Drops in San Diego
Federal action targets 45 page San Diego indictment against 19 defendants and 33 co conspirators for conspiracy to smuggle amygdalin from apricot kernels. The piece notes conflicting views on laetrile’s legality and efficacy, with supporters citing cancer studies and critics calling it unproven drug prohibited in U.S. law.
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Washington
Feds
San Diego
Customs
Justice
Postal Service
Food and Drug Administration
Mexico
Germany
Andrew R.L. McNaughton
McNaughton Foundation
U.S
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
California
Donna Schuster
Don Hansen
Rochester
Minn
Rates for Mail Subscriptions in Winchester Ve
By mail rates listed include 16.00 per year 6.50 for six months and 4.50 for three months. The text appears as a fragment from a newspaper notice or ad referencing subscription pricing for Winchester, Virginia.
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Jimmy Stewart
State Assembly
Paul Priolo
Lynn Galster
Virginia Knauer
Knauer
Evans — Novak
By Frank van der Linden
Pact
Edward A. Miller
Mess Mowstenz
Dennis LeMaster
Society of American Foresters
LeMaster
Winchester Evening Star
By James J. Kilpatrick
Thomas T
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas B. O'Connell
Eugene P. Miller
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