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...Scott J. Lyford Bloomington...
...Tennessee, former Democratic State Chairman James Sasser, 39, plucked the nomination away from favored John J. Hooker Jr., 45, a Nashville lawyer and businessman. Sasser, also a Nashville lawyer, was an early backer of Jimmy Carter, and had the support of blacks and labor. He won 44% of the vote to Hooker's 31 % and is considered a serious threat to incumbent Republican Senator William Brock...
...Daniel J. Hayes--60 Rindge Ave., vice chairman, businessman, former Cambridge mayor and city councillor...
...William J. Le Messurier--94 Brattle St., partner in Le Messurier Associates-Structural Engineers...
Carter scores best with those businessmen who meet him face to face. Last week three Carter supporters-Henry Ford, who does not identify himself with either party, and Democrats Edgar Bronfman, chairman of Seagram Co., and J. Paul Austin, chairman of Coca-Cola-threw a meet-Jimmy lunch at Manhattan's "21" Club-and invited 49 of their colleagues. Carter assured the assembled executives that he favors "a minimum of interference of the Federal Government in free enterprise," and stressed his receptivity to criticism and advice. He also said he "would not do anything to minimize" the investment activities...