Mrs Romney Enters Race for Senate
Mrs Lenore Romney announces entry in Michigan Senate race after failing to secure party support for preferred designation. Governor Milliken endorses her, urging GOP leaders to back her as the candidate to face Democrat incumbent Philip Hart. Romney cites her qualifications and believes delegates see her as best to win.
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New York Times
Ann Arbor
Mich
Lenore Romney
Michigan Senate
Romney
William G. Milliken
Milliken
Philip A. Hart
Robert J. Huber
Troy
Detroit
Donald W. Reigle Jr
Flint
Riegle
Don Riegle
U.S. Senate
Sen
Hart
Senate
Nixon Welcomes Pompidou Amid Washington Protests
President Georges Pompidou began a nine day U S visit with a formal White House welcome and a White House dinner. Demonstrators protested French Middle East policy as Vice President Agnew greeted Pompidou at Andrews Air Force Base.
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Agnew
Georges Rompidou
Andrews Afb
Washington
United States
Pompidou
Nixon
White House
Georges Pompidou
France
Ronald L. Ziegler
Taxpayers would claim at most three children tax exemptions
Washington AP report notes Senator Bob Packwood of Oregon introduced a bill in the Senate to limit personal income tax exemptions to three children. He argued that this action is needed to slow population growth and address related policy concerns.
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Washington
Senate
Bob Packwood
Oregon
Packwood
Nixon Labor Clash Over Inflation Curbs in Miami Beach
Nixon rebuked by AFL-CIO leaders over anti inflation policy pace. Meany and Shultz caution unemployment may rise while minority workers suffer. Civil rights aides accuse Nixon of southern strategy, training programs noted. Rail shopcraft dispute eyed for resolution as council pushes for federal worker raises and grape industry organizing.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
AFLC10
Labor Federation
Council
Shultz
Apl-Clo
Abraham Lincoln
Meany
White House
Labor Council
Civil Rights Committee
Afl-Cio
Philadelphia
Afl-Cio Executive Council
United Farm Workers Union
Lawyer Says Sweig Couldn't Violate Ethical Standards
In federal court, Paul T. Smith argues that Congress has never criminalized the acts alleged against Martin Sweig and Nathan Voloshen. He contends it would violate separation of powers for courts to set ethics standards Congress has not enacted.
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Sweig
Congress
Martin Sweig
John W. McCormack
New York
Nathan Voloshen
Edward Wienfeld
Boston
Paul T. Smith
Cormack
Smith
Senate votes to expand federal school lunch aid
The Senate advanced a broad school lunch bill adding full federal financing for free or reduced lunches and expanding eligibility to all children from families earning 4000 dollars or less per year for a family of four. Amendments by Javits and McGovern were approved to boost federal participation and set state reporting requirements.
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Waslington
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
George & McGovern
D.D
Senate Hunger Committee
Sen
Brooke
Kennedy
Senate Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Committee
McGovern
South Dakotan
Nixon
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Center For Environmental Studies
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Environment One Corporation
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