Carter returns to New Hampshire after securing pivotal primary
In Manchester Jimmy Carter came back to New Hampshire to campaign for the February primary. Lucille Kelley, a longtime Carter ally, recalled early doubts and now praises his listening approach while detailing her volunteers and a recent accident. Carter urged broad support for Democrats, stressing face to face contact with voters and praising local party figures at Bedford and Manchester rallies.
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Massachusetts Senate backs death penalty bill despite veto threat
The Massachusetts Senate approved a death penalty bill 25 to 12 after a filibuster delay, sending it to the House. The proposal reimposes capital punishment with juries deciding in nine murder categories, allowing death or life imprisonment, and preserving a stalemate option for judges. Senate debate included strong opposition from Sen. Bill Owens, while Gov. Dukakis remains against the death penalty.
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Milestones in U S Defense and Milk Consumption
The United States spends about 90 billion dollars annually on defense and about 3 billion on foreign aid. Americans average around 33 gallons of milk per person per year.
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