Five Hurt In Chicago Explosions Downtown
Four blasts within minutes injured five people in downtown and near north Chicago shopping areas. The blasts used a high velocity explosive in trash bins near First National Bank and John Hancock Center. No suspects or witnesses identified. security urged vigilance.
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Ford Survives Flashbulb Shoot Shout at Bowling Green
President Ford and Secret Service were jolted when a coed’s camera flashbulb exploded near him at a Bowling Green State University field house. He recovered quickly saying he was all right as agents shielded him. The White House physician confirmed no injuries.
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Last Set of Primaries Tests Ford Reagan Carter
Voters in California Ohio and New Jersey cast final ballots in the longest presidential primary season. Ford faces Reagan in California and Ohio while Carter seeks to extend his lead against Udall Church and other rivals. Polls close tonight with 540 Democratic and 331 Republican delegates at stake.
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Season of Cold Hard Numbers on the 1976 Primaries
AP Special Correspondent surveys the 1976 presidential race as Ford Carter Reagan and Udall claim delegates across California Ohio and New Jersey. Carter leads with 909 of 1505, Reagan 692 of 1130 to win, Udall 307.5, Humphrey 0. The battle shapes up in California with 167 GOP delegates and New Jersey 67 Ohio 97.
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Fighting Rages East and South of Beirut Amid Cease-fire Reports
AP dispatch from Nicosia details heavy combat east and south of Beirut between Syrian forces and Lebanese and Palestinian fighters despite cease-fire claims. Communications to Beirut were cut by damaged power lines as fighting continued near Safar and Jezzine with reports of tanks knocked out and urban fronts in Sidon area.
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Circus animal welfare check at Carson and Barnes tour
Humane officer Ervin Cleveland and assistant Sandy Anderson inspected the Carson and Barnes Five Ring Wild Circus for animal care, sanitation, and hours worked. They counted 27 elephants, down from a claimed 33, with one injured elephant from a road crash remaining under care of owner D. R. Miller who would not destroy her.
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Skyline Drive Safe Despite Fears of Slope Slide
A park official tells AP there is no immediate danger of Skyline Drive sliding down the mountainside. Bicentennial planners announce a large Fourth of July party with chairman H. Robert Edwards forecasting a celebratory event.
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