West Virginia Electors Split On Abolishing Electoral College
A majority of West Virginia’s seven Humphrey Muskie electors favored abolishing the electoral college in favor of direct popular vote. Four said yes, one was likely, one undecided, and one favored keeping the system with possible changes. The vote reflects a national shift as WV backed Humphrey over Nixon in the state tally.
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Simkin Quits Post as U.S. Mediator
William E. Simkin resigns after eight years as chief federal mediator of labor disputes to head a three member arbitration panel for the steel industry. He will chair the panel to address incentive pay for about 450,000 steelworkers and oversee disputes between workers and major steel firms.
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