Reagan Wallace blitz North Carolina for votes
Reagan and Wallace campaigned in North Carolina on the eve of the primary seeking votes while frontrunners Ord and Carter prepared for future contests. In Washington R Sargent Shriver planned a decision on the fate of his faltering Democratic bid after a weak showing.
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George Wallace
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Jimmy Carter
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U.S. Hedges on Cuba Moves and Campaign Road Notes
Washington signals a firm U.S. stance against any Cuban abroad actions with Kissinger set to outline warnings in Dallas. The piece links Cuba's Africa moves to potential Rhodesia and Namibia involvement, amid campaign dynamics where Ford, Reagan, Carter and Wallace vie for North Carolina and other primaries.
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Shriver Withdraws From 1976 Presidential Nomination Bid
A P bulletin reports Sargent Shriver former Democratic vice presidential candidate withdrew from the race for the party’s 1976 presidential nomination. The move ends Shriver’s bid and reshapes the 1976 Democratic contest.
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Washington
Sargent Shriver
Hearst faces up to 25 years in prison after bank robbery verdict
Patricia Hearst convicted of armed bank robbery by a jury that found her actions and statements supported by the captors. Sentencing set for April 19 with potential 25 year term. additional charges could bring life in prison. Jury members described intense deliberations and mixed emotions during the trial.
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Calif
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F. Lee Bailey
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Carter
Los Angeles
Widespread Storms Leave Death and Damage Across Regions
Violent weekend storms and tornadoes across the East and Midwest cause multiple deaths and extensive destruction. Reports list fatalities in Delaware and Mississippi, with major damage in Alabama Illinois and New Jersey including shattered windows at Penn Station and a collapsed church roof. Authorities estimate damages around 1.25 million dollars in Mississippi and over 2.5 million in Champaign County Illinois while Kilbourne Louisiana reports dozens injured.
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Pennsylvania
Patrick H. Mahoney
Unionville
Thomas Macalley
New Castle
Del
Mother Union American Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilmington
Stewart McLaughlin
Kilbourne
Rex Johnson
Dancy
Alabama
Illinois
Champaign County
Sadorus
Odgen
Coy
Berryville Gunpoint Robbery Attempt At Local Grocery
A man with a pistol tried to rob Leake's Grocery in Berryville at noon today. No injuries were reported. Clarke County Sheriff’s Department deputies responded to the scene.
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Heaviest Civil War artillery battle rages in Beirut
Militias clash across Beirut in the heaviest artillery exchange of the Lebanese civil war. Rockets and shells strike the city with casualties, while the Holiday Inn hotel remains a focal point after its capture by leftist Moslem militias. French and American interests report damage and injuries.
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Lebanon
Guy Barioulet
Andre Ringard
U.S
Decision Due On Sewer Line Contracts
The Frederick County Sanitation Authority weighs awarding water and sewer contracts for the $4 million Red Bud Abrams Creek project amid taxpayer opposition and FHA funding delays. One bid set expires tomorrow, the other next Tuesday, while paperwork for a $2 million loan and $1 million grant hangs on finalization.
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Frederick County Sanitation Authority
Frederick County
Farmers Home Administration Funding Authority
S. Roger Koontz
Frederick County Man Beaten by Three Youths in Middletown
A Frederick County man was beaten by three youths in Middletown. The incident is reported on the Star Archeologists Page 17 and an outsider’s reaction is noted in the Warren Wire.
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Frederick County
Middletown
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