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Show GOPLeaders Prefer Bush, Kennedy Wins California Poll But Expect Reagan to Win WASHINGTON (UPI) — A majority of top Republican Party officials think Ronald Reagan will win the GOP presidential! nomination but most favor George Bush over Reagan as a personal choice, a national magazine said today U.S. News and World Report said its survey of members of the Republican National Committee and state central committees on the eve of Iowa's caucuses showed most top Republicans expect the 1980 GOP race to end as a Reagan-Bush The survey drew responses from 309 of the 475 persons asked to participate. Reagan waspicked as the eventual nominee by 54 percent of those surveyed. The Californian’s strength was highest in the West, 62 percent, and fell progressively to the Northeast, reaching 50 percent in the New England states. However, asked to pick a personal favorite, 39 percent of the Republicans opted for former CIA Director Bush. with Reagan getting 25 percent and former Texas Gov. John Connally getting 16 per- Tuesday. January 22, 1980. THE HERALD, Provo, Utah—Page 9 California Democrats have jumped the gun on lowa with a straw poll showing Sen Edward Kennedyedguig President Carter and California's own Gov. Edmund G. Brown running a poor third at the cent. Twenty-nine percentof those surveyed said Bush. out of several candidates and non-candidates, would make the best GOP vice presidential can didate. A majority. 56 percent, felt the race would not be Democratic State Central Committee Convention The state's primaryelection. which will deter- mine the number of deiegaies each candidate will have at next summer's nominating convention. is still six months away decided by the time the long primary trail ends at the GOP convention July 14 The Republicans were almost evenly divided on But political activists set up the straw poll on Sundayin an effort to get the state into the early. former President Gerald Ford's role in the party. momentumpicture formerly held exclusively by with 47 percent saying he could wind up as a com- the Iowa caucuses and New Englandprimaries Kennedy received 622 votes, or 42 percent, to promise choice at the convention and 49 percent disagreeing Carter’s 583 votes or 39 percent Brown had 207 votes or 14 percent. There were 52 uncommitted. Carter says his ones of NBC's invitation to appearon ‘‘Meet the Press’’ wasnotpartisan, and Mostof those polied. 52 percent, said a moderate GOPcandidate has the best chance of winning the White House. Thirty-eight percent said a conservative would be a better candidate. Eighty percent of those asked felt President Carter would be a tougher candidate for Republicans to oppose than would Sen. Edward Kennedy D-Mass. How Horse Hairs Adorn a Museum WEST CHESTER, Pa. (UPI) — No one is quite sure where the Chester County Historical Museum got someof its unique exhibits — like a 91-year-old cake and a 100-year-old jar of pickled Thereis also a jar of something that was pickled circa 1880. The preserved product has turned purple and squishy but the general consensus is that the Jar probably contains peaches Most of the items were donated by of George Washington's hair, and a few more from the tail of Old Whitey the something probably peaches avid spring housecleaners or homeowners who renovated awayattic or cellar storage space Museum curator Ruth Hagy admits she'd think twice today about accepting donations like an iced cake baked on Christmas Day, 1889. The 87-year-old oe acquired the aged morsel in was consistent with his policy of declining to engagein political activity in a trmeof crisis Kennedy said he still hopes to debate Carter somewhere along the way to the August nominating convention. “Whena historical society is starting out. theywill accept everything.” Ms. Hagysaid. Sometime somehow. a few strands horse Gen. 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