Not Tuned In A Poll Highlights Voters Confusion on Presidential Stand
The Associated Press poll conducted by the Roper Organization shows over half of Americans remain unclear on where major presidential candidates stand on key issues. With 2,001 adults surveyed, economy, crime, and energy top concerns, while personal appeal may trump issue knowledge in the coming election.
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Ford and Reagan Clash Over School Busing Strategy
President Ford pursues containment through meetings and proposed bills as he and Ronald Reagan duel for the Republican nomination. Levi signals selective intervention in cases like Boston while expanding talks on limiting court-ordered busing to government act cases, with a potential shift if Congress stalls.
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Humphrey weighs 1968 campaign again after primaries
Hubert Humphrey faces a decision after Carter's mixed primary results as California Ohio and New Jersey vote for 540 delegates. He vows to study the outcome while stressing he will focus on the Senate but keeps open the possibility of an open convention if Carter falters.
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Remarkable Lady Frances Ebert Remembered in Winchester
The Star prints a tribute to Frances Ellen Ebert who died at 54. Despite arthritis and blindness she counseled the blind, sang at functions, and lived with faith. Friends recall her cheerful spirit and devotion as family mourns a cherished friend.
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Wind powered electricity proposed by Lockheed engineers
James J. Kilpatrick reports two Lockheed engineers Michael Casey and Ugo Coty propose a 54,000 wind generator system over 20 years to produce about one trillion kilowatt hours annually. They argue wind is an infinite fuel and would cut oil usage, though the plan remains costly and unproven. The piece traces past wind trials and current Sandusky NASA research with projected costs and feasibility.
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GOP Bloodletting Deepens California Rift Before Ford Reagan Clash
Inside Report details a California Republican fight over Reagan's Rhodesia remarks and a Ford orchestrated counterattack led by Elliot Richardson. The piece links infighting, delayed unity, and polls showing Reagan ahead, warning of a fractured party in November.
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