Reagan Hurt Over Aide Firing Question Not Damaging
NEA survey of Republican leaders finds governor Ronald Reagan not in serious political trouble over firing two aides amid claims about their sexual orientation. Reactions vary by region with moderates more critical, conservatives largely supportive as 1968 presidential prospects loom.
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Ronald Reagan
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Lyn Nofziger
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Oregon
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White Knight
Villian
Richard Nixon
Hunter's misfire leads to fines for careless handling
Victor Lindsey, 19, of Jal New Mexico, was fined 100 for careless handling of a firearm after a hunting accident in the Sacramento Mountains near Alamogordo injured Gordon Lucht. Lindsey had already bagged one deer, exceeding the bag limit, and paid an additional 42.50 plus costs for attempting to exceed the limit.
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Victor Lindsey
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Justice O the Peace Court
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Gordon Lucht Hobbs
Sacrament Mountains
Lindsey
Lucht
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