California Primaries Face Nationwide Campaign Reform Vote
The Associated Press reports California hosts a record long ballot with 18 Democrats and 6 Republicans vying to replace Ronald Reagan who is not seeking re election. Other states including Alabama Iowa Mississippi Montana New Jersey New Mexico and South Dakota hold primaries. prominent candidates include California Democrat Edmund G Brown Jr and GOP hopefuls Houston Flournoy Ed Reinecke. Propositions 9 and reform measures feature in the California slate alongside local races and national contests in Alabama Iowa Mississippi Montana New Jersey New Mexico and South Dakota.
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Judge Killed in Pasco Blast Sends Shock Through Courts
In Pasco Washington a mailed package exploded in Superior Court Judge James J. Lawless’s Prosser office killing him. Lawless 50 lived in Pasco and served on the bench for 14 years. The blast occurred Monday as officials probe links to other local crimes and two other judges receive protection. Beth Lawless and five children survive.
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Meyers return to towa after visit
PLATTE CENTER Me and Mrs. Gary Meyer and Troy left for Keokuk Tawa Saturday after visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Irvin Langan and Tanily and other area relatives. Dale Langan of Denver California arrived Saturday accompanied by Keith Langan who had been in Denver. Also Sp 4 Richard Langan of Holloman AFB New Mexico. Monday Mr and Mrs Dale Langan and Kristine returned home. Mrs Langan and Kristine have been visiting the past two weeks at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Edward Hassebrook. Memorial Day picnic guests included Mr and Mrs Lloyd Lutyens and children and many Goering and Hueschen family members from Columbus and area.
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Nun Mary Anne Guthrie enters Memphis House race
Sister Mary Anne Guthrie a 47 year old Catholic diocese administrator in Memphis announces as a Democrat seeking the U S House seat in Tennessee s 1st district She supports busing amnesty for draft evaders impeachment of Nixon and an open housing policy while defending a strong public school system in a bid against Dan Kuykendall and four other Democrats in the August primary.
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Agnew to Pay Government 1100 in Settlement
Washington Post reports Spiro T. Agnew agreed to pay 1100 to settle for 175000 in improvements to his Kenwood Maryland home while vice president. An agreement signed April 12 shows 700 for air conditioning and 400 for carpeting. GSA analysis noted 175569 spent on the home before Agnew resigned last October. He had bought the home for 190000 earlier and sold it for about 200000.
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Nixon economic policies face sharp rejections in poll
In a Louis Harris poll of 1,855 households, 82 percent did not approve of Nixon's economy plans. Only 15 percent supported, with 3 percent unsure. Earlier polls in April and May showed similar negative responses. Separately, Mrs Bermire McClung celebrated her Bath birthday at the Good Samaritan Center in Osceola with an open house and refreshments hosted by Lenore Stewart.
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Santarelli resignation accepted by White House
Don ald E. Santarelli resigned as head of the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration and the White House accepted the voluntary move. Nixon reportedly received a letter of resignation on Thursday and accepted it in a Monday reply. Santarelli had criticized Nixon over the Watergate scandal and said the government had become a nastier place to be. He refused to comment and had earlier avoided mentioning Nixon in public.
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Heinzman Traveler Irrigation System Ad Highlights Features
An advertisement touts a low labor irrigation system that can irrigate 160 acres with Di sets and loses only 2 percent of acreage to travel lanes. It claims easier mobility between distant lands, compatibility with pivot systems, and shaping fields with waving corners. Manufactured in Grand Island and sold locally.
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