Final Lineup on Ballot Nearly Set in the State
Connecticut Republicans prepare for a busy ballot as seven congressional races and a governor’s bid shape up. U S Sen Lowell Weicker seeks re election while Gloria Schaffer and George Wallace nomine Barabei head GOP efforts to align Ford campaign rules.
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Lithal
Connecticut
GOP
Frederick
H. Biebel Jr
Coun
General Assembly
Wtry
Mittee
Ford
Jim
Carter
U.S
Republican Party
Senate
Congress
Nixon
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Republican National Cou
Gloria Schaffer
George
Barabei
New Haven
Barnabei
Wallace l
George Wallace
Connecticut faces crowded 1974 House and Senate contests
The article outlines Connecticut races with Democrats outnumbering Republicans after Ella Grasso’s landslide. It lists challengers in each district including William Cotter, Christopher Dodd, Robert Giaimo, Stewart McKinney, and Toby Moffett, along with third party candidates and signatures needed for ballot access.
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Maddox
George Wallace
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Connecticut
American Independent Party
Wallace
Ella Grasso
Senate
William Cotter
Hartford
Lucien DiFazio
Charlie Burke
East Hartford
Donna C. McDonough
U.S. Labor Party
Christopher Dodd
Norwich
Richard M. Jackson
Willimantle
Anthony Discepolo
Robert Giaimo
John Fucciano
Orange
Communist Party
Joetle Fishman
New Haven
Robert Cosette
Stewart B. McKinney
Geoffrey Peterson
Westport
Richard Cunningham
Stamford
Zoltan T. Solymossy
Sth
Ronald A. Sarasin
Beacon Falls
Michael Adami
Ansonia
William Kozak Jr
Shelton
Toby Moffett
Thomas F. Upson
Louis J. Marietta
Bristo
Callawaya Healers Endure Across Andean Lands
Descendants of Callawaya medicine men trace their roots along the Andes. They travel widely selling herbs and charms reputed to frighten away danger heal the earth and attract lovers.
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South America
Andes
Plot to Poison Boston Police Horses Bared
Boston police uncovered a plan to poison mounted patrol horses near Lawler Street. Apples filled with strychnine were planted in grass where the horses graze, with 30 to 40 pills found and the tops taped back in place. Officers said the aim was to harm or kill the horses used to guard schools.
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Robert Law
Boston
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