Senators Seek Legal Aid On Reapportionment
In Columbia, South Carolina, 46 state senators plan a closed caucus with Atty Gen Daniel McLeod and special counsel Harry Lightsey to seek legal guidance on the reapportionment impasse. They aim to confront recent court rulings and potential civil rights implications amid debates over population variances and dilution of black voting strength.
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Senate
Daniel R. McLeod
Harry M. Lightsey
Senate Seats. the Caucus Was Ordered Two Weeks Ago By Sen. L. Marion Gressette
Calhoun
Gressette
Atty. Gen. McLeod
Senate Chamber
US Supreme Court
Aiken Standard Information and Rates
The Aiken Standard established 1867 publishes weekday editions except weekends. It lists mailing rates and carrier prices: 4 cents weekly, $1.73 monthly, $22 yearly by mail, $11.60 half-year, and $6.40 for three months. Includes address: 124 Rutland Drive, Aiken South Carolina 29801.
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Agnew Cannot Be Subpoenaed To Testify Before Grand Jury
Baltimore AP report says Vice President Spiro Agnew cannot be subpoenaed to appear before a special Maryland grand jury investigating political corruption. Judge Northrop cites presidential immunity and executive privilege as possible defenses while noting indecision over indicting a sitting VP.
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Justice Department
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Maryland
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White House
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Richardson
Third Force Emerges On Labor Scene
A loose third force, Workers Action Movement, has staged wildcat actions at Detroit area Chrysler plants during UAW contract talks. WAM, linked to the Progressive Labor Party, claims rank and file power and aims to shut the auto industry down, while UAW officials condemn the unauthorized strikes and press for regular grievance procedures.
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Douglas Fraser
Fraser
Mack Wildcater
Dorn calls for military supremacy to ensure peace
Rep W J Bryan Dorn chairman of the House Veterans Affairs Committee tells the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention that keeping the nation militarily impregnable is the best guarantee of peace. He urges maintaining air and sea dominance and space capability, warns against cutting the military budget or pulling troops from Europe, and says improved Russia relations should not lower guard.
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W. J. Bryan Dorn
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House Veterans Afairs Committee
South Carolina Democrat
Europe
Russia
Baker says Nixon will obey court ruling on tapes
Sen. Baker predicts Nixon will turn over Watergate tapes if courts order it and says the decision will define separation of powers. He cites upcoming hearings with anticipated disclosures and notes he does not expect a renewed Watergate. Former GOP leaders urge ending the probes and defend Nixon against Democratic pressure.
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Baker
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George S. McGovern
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Senate Committee
Historic ships show profit while Savannah waits on memorial
The USS Alabama at Mobile and the USS North Carolina at Wilmington earn money as memorials, unlike the NS Savannah in Savannah which awaits a decision. Alabama drew over 301,000 visitors in 1972 with receipts around 489,000 and store income near 195,000. North Carolina hosts about 3.3 million visitors since 1961, charging 25 cents to 1 dollar, with annual costs near 220,000 and income near 280,000, though attendance has recently fallen possibly due to gasoline shortages.
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Maritime Administration
Alabama
Mobile
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