McGovern bets on early wins to jumpstart campaign
McGovern outlines a stepping-stone plan for the 1972 race with small gains in New Hampshire Florida and Illinois before a hoped victory in Wisconsin He warns failure in the early primaries could end his bid and notes Muskie's current lead Humphrey's Wisconsin appeal could complicate the race.
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Muskie
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Minnesota
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Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
John F. Kennedy
Studded Tire Safety Benefits Confirmed in Minnesota Study
A Minnesota Highway Department study by Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory, dated September 1971 but not public, finds studded tires reduce accidents and injuries and improve vehicle control. The survey used 84 000 driver questionnaires and police reports from Minnesota and multiple cities, noting higher safety with studs despite pavement wear concerns.
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Washington, D.C
Minnesota Department of Highways
Minnesota
Cornell Aeronautical Laboratory of
Buffalo
N.Y
Ross R. Ormsby
Tire Industry Safety Council
Kenneth Perchonok
Accident Research Branch
C.A.S
C.A.L
Minnesota Highway Patrol
Harold LeVander
Studded tires show modest safety gains in Minnesota study
State highway spokesman says Cornell Laboratory findings on studded tires reducing accidents on snowy icy roads show a mild benefit but do not address road wear and safety tradeoffs. Study surveyed 4511 mishaps among 7,151 cars, comparing studded, snow, and standard tires across conditions.
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ST. Paul
Thorstenson
Cornell
Minnesota
Highway Patrol
Minnesota Atty General defers studded tire rights to courts
Atty. Gen. Warren Spannaus said the constitutional rights of citizens in the studded tire controversy should be decided by the courts. He noted the law allowing studded tires expired May 1, 1971, and declined to comment on constitutionality, citing judicial process.
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ST. Paul
Spannaus
Minnesota
Dakotas
Iowa
Wisconsin
Vets jobs promises fail to materialize
Washington AP reports the National Alliance of Businessmen says its efforts place 2,720 veterans in jobs monthly, far short of its 100,000 annual goal. A review notes 36,000 pledged positions vs 13,600 filled by NOV. 24, with unemployment among Vietnam veterans at 8.2 percent in November and 300,000 veterans jobless nationwide.
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Whch
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Weber
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D-Ind
Senate Veterans Affairs Committee
Hartke
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