Young Delegate Relents As Agnew Receives Michigan Votes
In Miami Beach Michigan delegate Richard Posthumus, 21, tearfully abstained before Michigan’s 48 votes backed Spiro Agnew for vice president. Gov. William Milliken and party leaders moved to replace him as the roll call proceeded, with Milliken later saying an alternate had not been found.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Michigan
Spiro Agnew
Richard Posthumus
GOP
William McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Agnew
William Milliken
Posthumus
Milliken
Corry Memorial Hospital Emergency Staffing Advisory
The News Today reports at 7 A M that Corry Memorial Hospital cannot summon a physician in an emergency and provides a contact list for Corry Ambulance Service and DESK volunteers. It lists admitted patients including Nora Fardink Sherman Manley Robbins Douglas Theresa Paver Kenneth Van Guisen Robert Howard and discharged patients Helen Hoyt Roberta King Thomas Mortimer Maria Boythe Joann Sammons Lafayette Douglas Miss Joann Sammons Willis Stroup Larry William Wilkinson Stephanie Lynn with addresses and affiliations.
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Sherman
Manley Robbins
East Main Street
Douglas
Melvin Rose
R.D
Union City
Theresa
Richard Paver
East Pleasant Street
Kenneth
Cecil van Guisen
Concord Street
Robert Howard
Bear Lake
Helen Hoyt
North Center Street
Roberta King
Thomas Mortimer
Wayne Street
Willis Stroup
Corry
Maria Boythe
Spartansburg
Joann Sammons
Wattsburg
Lafayette Douglas
Columbus
Larry Wilkinson
Larry William
Spring Creek
Clifton White
Stephanie Lynn
North East
Talks resume on Berlin travel visits amid visa bill dispute
Negotiators from West and East Berlin resumed discussions on West Berlin visits to East Berlin and East Germany. East Berlin officials delivered a bill of 868380 dollars for visa fees after summer vacations, intensifying the dispute.
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Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
Penn Central Seeks refinancing plan at annual meeting
Penn Central, deep in debt, holds its first annual meeting since 1970, delaying action on refinancing 964.3 million in foreign notes. A dissident stockholder, Andrew Allen, sued to block the meeting, but a judge allowed it to proceed while scheduling a hearing. Management argues the plan avoids receivership, while Allen calls the proxy misleading.
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Philadelphia
Penn Central Co
Andrew Allen
U.S. District Court
Penn Central
Archibald Deb. Johnson
Charles Weiner
Allen
Pennsylvania
New York Central
Federal Bankruptcy
Union Cancels Shriver Picketing
In Pittsburgh a union representing about 1200 Allegheny County workers canceled planned informational picket lines for Sargent Shriver. The Service Employees International Union said the move aims to aid the McGovern Shriver ticket while county contract talks continue. Shriver would still visit Levinson Steel with Joseph M. Barr, and local Democratic leaders were set for private meetings.
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Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Sargent Shriver
Rosemary Trump
Service Employes ‘International Union
McGovern-Shriver
South Park
Shriver
Levinson Steel Co
Joseph M. Barr
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