Handley High School pairs shine with National Merit and NSF honors
Scott Robinson and Anita Litten, students at Handley High, earned top national recognition. Robinson is a National Merit Finalist and scholarship recipient heading to Case Western Reserve University with a $1500 annual renewable grant. Litten was selected for a National Science Foundation seminar and will work as a research assistant at the Mountain Research Center in Nederland, Colorado, this summer. Both reflect well on the school and community.
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Reagan's Texas wins revitalize Republican race against Ford
The piece notes Ronald Reagan's surge after a string of primaries Indiana Georgia Alabama boosting his standing to challenge President Ford for the nomination. It contrasts Carter's enduring strength with Reagan's renewed momentum and assesses implications for campaign strategy and Kissinger.
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Reagan surges in Nebraska primary delegate race
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Reagan leads in Nebraska as 215000 vote cards go to voters while Ford has yet to file his delegate slates. The piece cites mismanagement by Ford aides, Reagan's polished campaign, and Milan Bish selecting 25 target delegates to avoid vote fragmentation amid a 50 50 nomination chance.
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Republican Dilemma Plays Odds In Presidential Fight
The piece analyzes the GOP's weakness as a minority party with 19 percent voter allegiance and limited control in state capitols. It contrasts Ford's incumbency and Kissinger influence against Reagan's challenge, noting Nebraska campaigning and conflicts over strategy and public events shaping the May showdown.
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Letters From The Star Editor Reader Feedback And Debate
A reader thanks South Ward supporters after a municipal election and congratulates winners Bill Shendon Effie Davis and Tom Kremer Jr while urging unity. Another citizen criticizes federal state and local policy citing privacy taxes and education to argue against perceived communist influence. A third writer commends the county supervisors on the budget and urges tax relief, then questions Secretary Kissinger's overseas trips amid Cold War concerns.
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