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Show Page HERALD, Provo, Utah, Monday, August 9, 12-- THE 1976 fore, Reagan Supporters Divided on Prospective GOP Platform By SARA FRITZ KANSAS CITY, Mo. the lOfifriember Platform Committee, which convenes Sunhearday to begin a week of sessions and drafting ings prior to the opening of the convention Aug. 16. (UPI) Despite their resolve to avoid a battle, supporters of President Ford and challenger Ronald Reagan cling to deeply conflicting ideas as they sit down to negotiate language of the 1976 Republican platform. Abortion, the Equal Rights soma issues of foreign policy hold the greatest potential for squabbling within appear to tee, which is an offshoot of the President Ford Commitee," a Reagan adviser said. "But we haven't yet seen any effort to dictate the platform." Gcv. Robert D. Ray of Iowa, the committee chairman and a Ford supporter, sought assurances the committee would avoid any fight the Democrats can use to their advantage. "Both sides have agreed not to use the platform as a battleground," said a Ray 17. In past years the White House or the leadinp can- staff has bau ..he leading role in platform drafting. But this year, uncertainty didate's of noncabinet witnesses. over the nominee has Ford supporters dominate Hearings begin Monday, with administation testimony the group, chosen by the from Vice President Nelson, Republican National CommitRockefeller, Agriculture tee to prepare a draft for the Secretery Earl Butz, and official convention Platform James Lynn, director of the Committee. It will present the Office of Management and campaign document to the Budget. Treasury Secretary convention Tuesday, Aug. and possibly Amendment will appear Tuesday and Carla Hills, secretary of Housing and Urban Development, on Wednesday. There is a long list Simon William prevented that. A few drafts have been circulated, but there is no document with the impnnt of either campaign. 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