Forum to Feature Jackson Harris and Shapp in Portland
Democratic presidential hopefuls Henry Jackson Fred Harris and Milton Shapp head a Portland forum on January 30. Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter was set to attend but canceled. Rosalynn Carter will participate and Carter plans other New England stops. In Iowa Carter led Birch Bayh by over two to one in the caucus. George Wallace expects a modest showing in Massachusetts primary. Morris Udall earned a notable endorsement from Thomas Boylston Adams in Quincy.
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Portland
Henry Jackson
Washington
Fred Harris
Oklahoma
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Rosalynn
Aroostook
Carter
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Iowa
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
George Wallace
Alabama
Morris Udall
Thomas Boylston Adams
John Adams Adams
John Adams
Quincy, Mass
Adams
UPI
No Politics in Utility Bills Proposed by Maine Lawmaker
A Maine legislative committee considers a bill to ban utilities from inserting political material in billing statements. Sponsor House Speaker John L. Martin says the measure prevents lobbying by mail after the 1973 public power referendum defeat. Utilities argue it would curb their right to communicate with customers and warn of impacts on nuclear plans and services.
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Augusta
Maine
John L. Martin
Eagle Lake
Public Utilities Committee
Martin
Central Maine Power Co
Central Maine Power
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
The
Telephone Association of Maine
Nents
New England Telephone
Carter Sees Humphrey As Loser In Primary Fight
Former Georgia Gov. Jimmy Carter says Sen. Hubert Humphrey has a reputation as a loser and would risk party failure if drafted for the nomination. Carter, campaigning in New Hampshire, argues Humphrey should not be chosen without winning primaries, while Humphrey declines to run but contemplates a draft at the convention. Carter leads a four day push into the February 24 primary after Iowa results, which analysts say boost some candidates but may not decisively shift New Hampshire.
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Manchester
N.H
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Hubert Humphrey
Carter
New Hampshire
Humphrey
Minnesota
Didates
Gallup
Iowa
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Jackson
Arson Trial Deliberations In Sixth Day
A U S District Court jury in the Sponge Rubber arson trial enters its sixth day of deliberations with nine defendants still facing four federal charges. Verdicts have been reached on three defendants after about 28 hours over five court days. The trial centers on interstate arson and shipment of explosives and potential conspiracy to commit arson.
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New Haven
Sponge Rubber Products Co
Donald L. Connors
Butler
David N. Bubar
Memphis, Tenn
Dennis C. Tiche
Boyers
Bubar
Awyer
Jon Dewman
Tiche
Charles D. Moeller
Cridersville
Ohio
Ohio Decorative Products, Inc
Moeller
Sponge Rubber
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