Wallace health described as excellent in campaign push
An aide to Seoige C. Wallace says the Alabama governor is in good shape and will campaign in most of the 33 presidential primaries. Paul McCormick notes Wallace is paralyzed from the waist down but not from the neck up and plans personal appearances, with New Hampshire’s primary still flexible. Wallace was wounded in 1972 during a Maryland assassination attempt.
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Alabama
United States
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Wallace
Maryland
SAD 71 adopts uniform numerical grading across departments
Hedberg announces a policy to standardize numerical grades in all high school departments after a study prompted by Warren Astrowsky claims that the English grading scale is harsher than others. He cites Ricker College and Southern Maine peer practices, defines A to D bands, and appoints Robert Lewis to a three member contract panel.
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Southern Maine
Ricker College
Robert Lewis
Turnip Ether and The Thimble Theater MVP Puzzle
Answers for horse sense puzzle list include Turnip Ether Thimble Theater and Most Valuable Player. Matching pairs show Hammer to Track star Screwdriver to Bartender Drill to Sergeant File to FBI agent Nails to Manicurist.
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Balloting Heaviest In New Hampshire Senate Vote
New Hampshire voters chose between Democrat John A. Durkin and Republican Louis C. Wyman in a historic rerun of the closest U.S. Senate election. Turnout appeared strong as polls opened and closed with many absentee ballots noted amid concerns over past counting disputes.
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New Hampshire
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Louis C. Wyman
U.S. Senate
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Nashua
Exeter
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New Brunswick Extends Credit to Brick in Cars
Premier Richard Hatfield announced up to 1.2 million in additional credit for the Brick in car company, bringing New Brunswick's total support to 19.7 million. The province owns about two thirds of Brick in, which builds sports cars in St John and Minto. The move was disclosed Monday. In Montreal, the Quebec Police Commission reported underworld figures attempted to corrupt a senior liquor board official, noting irregular practices and conflicts of interest investigated over the last decade.
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New Brunswick
Richard Hatfield
Brickin Car Company
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Minto
Montreal
Quebec Police Commission
Liquor Board
Defense secretary in Ottawa for NATO talks
U S Defense Secretary James Schlesinger visits Ottawa for talks with Canadian officials including Defense Minister James Richardson and Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. NATO and mutual defense interests likely to feature in discussions.
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James Schlesinger
James Richardson
Pierre Trudeau
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