Pattison Defends Record In Tug Of War With Martino
Incumbent Congressman Ned Pattison discusses liberal charges and nonideological voting, defending his stance on nuclear moratorium and defense cuts. He critiques opponent Martino’s tactics while highlighting district outreach, ADA rating, and earlier estate executor income. Campaign rights and public debates color the race in upstate New York.
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Rocco Ferran
Pattison
Saratoga Springs
Glens Falls
Martino
Troy
Patti
New York
John Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Americans For Democratic Action
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Clifton Park
Pentagon
Rensselaer County
Congress
Washington
Hudson
Cornell University
Cornell Law School
Smith, Pattison, Sampson and Jones
Hackel proposes grants office in Washington for Vermont
Vermont gubernatorial candidate Stella Hackel urged creating a federal grants office in Washington with possible extensions to New England. She said the office would help Vermont and other states secure federal funds and would present the idea to the 1977 legislature. She defended Occupational Safety Director John Froines and criticized opponent Richard Snelling over travel expense claims.
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UPI
Stella Hackel
Vermont
New England
Washington
Montpelier
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