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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1972
Page
3
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Pennsylvania voters backed Nixon's landslide victory with Democrats winning auditor general and state treasurer re election, while keeping control of the State Senate. The GOP took the newly created 25th House seat amid statewide ticket splitting. McGovern failed to gain strong youth or urban margins. Nixon appeared in Philadelphia and Wilkes Barre for flood relief and revenue act signing, boosting Democratic Mayor Rizzo.
A Black couple who have cared for a 6 year old Mexican American boy as foster parents for over three years seek a court ruling. They challenge custody arrangements arguing their family provides stability and cultural connection for the child amid disputes with state child welfare officials.
U S B52 bombers struck targets around Quang Tri and near Vinh in South and North Vietnam for a fifth day. Weather from Typhoon Pamela curtailed fighter-bomber sorties while cargo flights continued to aid a cease fire.
Voters who gave President Nixon his landslide victory also elected a Congress firmly in Democratic hands. Democrats widened Senate margins to at least 2, with Michigan undecided potentially keeping it 57 to 43. House gains favored Republicans, but only 7 races left. two Republicans won in Mississippi and one in Louisiana, a Reconstruction-era first. William L. Scott upset William B. Spong in Virginia, the first GOP senator there since 1892.
In Philadelphia AP report Auditor Gen Robert P Casey and Treasurer Grace Sloan won re election amid a Nixon landslide ticket splitting kept fiscal offices with Democrats Casey and Sloan. Casey led 2 138 970 to 1 655 040 while Sloan led 2 010 553 to 1 702 926 with 90 percent of precincts reporting.
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