Nixon's second term may bend toward conservatism
In this reflection on last week's election, the piece argues Nixon's record is mixed with strong conservative signals on Supreme Court nominations and spending, while criticizing deficit spending and Keynesian labels. It predicts a slightly more conservative stance in a second term and calls for party realignment as the system remains in disarray.
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Athens Messenger masthead and staff listing
The Athens Messenger publishing banner lists The Messenger Publishing Company address Route 33 North at Johnson Road Athens Ohio and the historical editor and publisher lineage including Frederick W Bush G Kenner Bush Fred W Weber Gordon K Bush Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter with roles across years.
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Team Sports Injuries Lead FDA Household Accident Study
The FDA survey of 119 hospitals across 30 states shows team sports injuries totaling 8 095 and bicycle related injuries at 7 676 in July through October. Football accounts for 3 736 injuries followed by baseball 2 437 and basketball 725 with other sports minor.
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Money Talked Loudly in Last Week's Elections
Analysis notes money influenced some races as Nixon and McGovern campaigns raised and spent large sums. It cites Virginia Senate, Texas Senate, Illinois Senate, Colorado House races, and potential disclosures ahead. Also mentions milk price subsidies and investigations into contributions and finance committee actions.
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Gallup final pre election poll mirrors actual vote
Gallup Poll accurately estimated the two party division in the recent presidential election with 62 percent for Nixon in 157 newspapers. The article notes prior accuracy, discusses blue collar voting shifts toward Nixon over crime and personal safety, and cites California’s death penalty vote as reflecting safety priorities versus social programs.
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Tough Guy Politics Prevails as Voters Speak Again
Washington Insight analyzes the 1972 election results. The campaign favored Nixon and the Democratic Party over McGovern as voters rejected rapid cultural change. Suburban gains shifted power to Republicans in Delaware, Illinois, North Carolina, and Texas. The piece warns that tough guy politics has prevailed and urges restraint to avoid upheaval.
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