San Francisco Board of Education race mixes busing supporters
In the San Francisco election, incumbent David Sanchez George Chinn Eugene Hopp and John A. Kidder led early, with Charlie Mee Haynes Lucille Abrahamson and Dr. Lee Dolson likely winning the remaining spots. Dolson and Chinn sit with anti-busing slate Citizens United for Better Schools, alongside pro integration Coalition in Effective Schools led by Sanchez Haynes Abrahamson and Kilder. Dolson trails Tom for a Seventh seat.
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Incumbent Judges Hold Lead in San Francisco Contests
In San Francisco, incumbent judges show strength as votes from Tuesday's elections pile in. Vavuris leads Hallinan in the Superior Court race while McTernan trails Hallinan. In Municipal Court, Judge Joseph Sennedy leads Waller T. Winter, a self described conservative.
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Santa Clara okays transit district measure in county vote
County voters approve measures for a countywide transit district with Measure B anticipated to draw about 1.0 million dollars annually from the state gasoline tax. The plan envisions a new network linked to BART and park funding by tax rates set aside each year. Unofficial totals show 67.2 percent in favor and 32.8 percent against with 103,492 yes and 32.8 percent.
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Burton Defeats Challenger in San Francisco Primary
Rep. Phillip Burton won a strong victory in the San Francisco district, defeating challenger Robert Gonzales by about a two to one margin. Gonzales, backed by Mayor Alioto and moderates, challenged Burton in a district long controlled by Democratic machine politics.
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San Mateo halts to Redwood City voting counts
In a terse update from UPI, San Mateo County halted tallying Tuesday night as County Clerk Marvin Church awaited returns from other counties. Counting paused after 75 of the county's precincts in the seventh district reported, with Deputy District Attorney Henry Dietz present. Officials decided to hold up counting until further results arrive from the state’s early returns.
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Armed guards mistaken for intruders at McGovern rally
Secret Service agents arrested five men carrying guns at Senator George McGovern's victory rally in Hollywood. The men were taken into custody at the Hollywood Palladium and later released after authorities confirmed they were guards for a civil rights group led by the Rev. Jesse Jackson.
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Congressman's Defeat in New Jersey Race
Congressman Gallagher, embroiled in an indictment over race, perjury, and tax issues, loses re election in New Jersey. He placed third behind Dominick Daniels, another incumbent, as Daniels forced a runoff with Gallagher in the district contest. The defeat ends Gallagher's bid for an eighth term in Congress.
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Demo governors press platform changes at national convention
Houston report says 30 Democratic governors push major tax reform open housing laws national health insurance guaranteed jobs for youth and disadvantaged plus elimination of property tax. They criticize Nixon policies for inflation and deficits and call for federal revenue sharing and open occupancy housing while proposing a single federal agency for environmental issues and a national land resources plan.
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Californians Approve Open Primary System Change
Voters approve an open primary replacing the current system with a ballot featuring all nationally recognized presidential candidates. The measure, approved about two to one, would require candidates to sign a sworn statement if they withdraw. The secretary of state would place recognized candidates on the ballot.
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McGovern announces birth of grandson during campaign
George McGovern told donors in California his daughter Ann McGovern Aload gave birth to a son, his third grandchild, born more than three months early with respiratory trouble. He compared the baby’s slow start to his own presidential bid and expressed optimism about the child’s future.
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McGovern Leads California Campaign To Victory Totals
In California McGovern built a broad base across income levels and ethnic groups, aided by a million‑dollar blitz. He captured delegates, attracted Kennedy supporters, and relied on grassroots volunteers to overcome Humphrey and win a key Democratic edge. The campaign leveraged regional patterns from East Los Angeles to San Mateo and the Central Valley.
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McGovern captures 9 of 22 primaries this year
United Press reports Sen. George S. McGovern won nine of this year's presidential preference primaries. Wallace took five, Humphrey four, Muskie captured one before dropping out. McGovern won in California New Jersey Wisconsin Massachusetts Nebraska Rhode Island Oregon and South Dakota. Wallace carried Florida Tennessee North Carolina Maryland Michigan. Humphrey won Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio West Virginia. Muskie won New Hampshire Illinois. District of Columbia and Mississippi had no contests. New York plans 278 delegates on June 20 but will use bots rather than a state wide vote.
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