Nixon plans major reorganizing push for federal government
President Nixon aims to overhaul the bureaucracy and seek standby resignations from political appointees. Ehrlichman says the White House will push structural and functional reforms led by the Office of Management and Budget as 1973 economy and policy issues dominate.
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Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
In this bridge column, South wins a four spade contract after a deceptive play. The hand features North’s dubious preempt, East’s double, and a clever ruffing sequence that narrows the loss to one club, one diamond, and one heart for declarer South.
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Nixon Victory Leaves Foreign Observers Perplexed
Foreign observers describe Nixon's victory as a mandate for his policies yet a minority presidency in the U.S. Congress. The piece contrasts parliamentary systems seen in Britain and Canada with the U.S. setup, noting potential future elections in Canada and broader global reactions to Nixon's position and Vietnam policy.
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Senate GOP Faces Leadership Shakeup After Surprising Losses
In Washington, Senate Republicans confront a leadership shakeup as losses shrink their caucus. Possible challenges target minority leader Hugh Scott while expectations of Democratic majorities grow. Notable wins include Charles Percy in Illinois and Clifford Case in New Jersey, with Scott’s fate tied to future leadership votes.
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Associated Press
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Change Of Venue In Sumter Murder Trial Ordered
William Junior Pierce will be tried in Williamsburg County for the strangulation death of 1 year old Margaret Ann Cuttino. Judge Dan F. Laney granted the defense change of venue and ordered a 30 day mental examination at the State Hospital in Columbia. Trial expected in February at Kingstree.
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Ports Authority Officers Re-Elected
The South Carolina Ports Authority re elected its officers with Columbia banker W W Johnson remaining as chairman after a Wednesday meeting. He has served on the authority for almost eight years and chaired it for four years.
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