Electors prepare for ritual duty in electing Nixon
The Electoral College will meet December 18 in state capitals to formalize Nixon's landslide reelection over McGovern. In 49 states Republican electors will vote for Nixon, while Massachusetts and the District of Columbia have McGovern electors. The process ends with Congress counting the votes on January 6, confirming Nixon and Agnew.
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Rights and credits notice from Associated Press
The item states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all Jews credited to this paper and to the news published herein. It reserves all rights of publication of special dispatches as well.
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Butz to oppose farm price controls at congress
Kansas City AP Earl Butz says new price controls on agricultural raw products will fail without rationing and black markets. He spoke at Farmland Industries Inc. convention and argued consumers still gain little from higher farm prices while foreign grain sales aid world peace.
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Earl Butz
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Agriculture Secretary
Farmland Industries Inc
California
Soviet Union
Russia
City to receive 216689 from revenue sharing
Jefferson City will get a 216,689 federal revenue sharing payment for January to June 1972. Mayor John G. Christy said the check, mailed today per Sen. Thomas Eagleton's office, will arrive around early next week and total yearly receipts may exceed 432,000. The city plans a 78,000 use for a 10 cent tax cut while noting tax data shifts affect funding.
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John G. Christy
Missouri
Thomas Eagleton
Christy
Forrest Whaley
UN General Assembly moves to curb actions seen aiding Israel
The United Nations sought a historic strong resolution urging member states to avoid actions that could recognize Israel's occupation of Arab lands. It backs nonannexation, voids territorial changes post 1967 war, and urges Security Council steps toward a full Middle East settlement with withdrawal and recognized borders.
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Security Council
Middle East
Missouri House Debates Prostitution Crime Bill and Other Measures
Rep. Jim Arnold offers a bill to make prostitution a state misdemeanor in Missouri, tying it to Ft. Leonard Wood crime concerns. Lawmakers note past defeats of similar efforts while violent incidents and federal probes around the post heighten the topic. The roster also includes bids to boost blind pensions and change payroll timing, with Senate activity slower and far fewer bills filed than a year ago.
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Wayneville
Ft. Leonard Wood
Arnold
Fred Williams
D-St. Louis
Williams
Senate
Indians say BIA losses may run into billions
Indian activist Russell Means declares that documents seized during the Bureau of Indian Affairs occupation show public utilities owe reservations vast sums for power line rights of way dating to 1934. He says virtually all 191 reservations are affected and that graft and corruption may be evident in the files. Congress will receive the information before its next session.
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Ariz
Democratic compromise elusive in DNC chair fight
Washington AP report on the Democratic National Committee battle after McGovern loss. Chairman Jean Westwood resists stepping down while Robert Strauss claims 107 to 109 votes to oust her. Possible compromise candidates like Lawrence O'Brien, Charles Manatt, and George Mitchell discussed as 25 new at-large seats loom.
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Democratic National Committee
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McGovern
Robert Strauss
Westwood
National Committee
Sen
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Lawrence F. O'Brien
California
Charles
Manatt
Maine
George Mitchell
Westwood Camp
Strauss
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Accidents injure five. one blamed on icy streets
Five people were injured in Thursday accidents with three children hurt when a van door slid open on Southwest Boulevard. A 28 year old man, Clark C. Allen, was injured when his car slid off U S 50 into a backyard. A teenager, William Bates, was struck while crossing an intersection. One incident involved British Rail choosing schoolgirl voices for multilingual station announcements at Harwich.
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St. Mary's Blvd
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Harrison St
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Jefferson Street
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British Rail
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