Senate races fire up as 1972 contests loom
Washington reports a tight 93rd Congress battle with 19 of 33 Senate races in doubt on November 7. Democrats optimistic about holding control. Republicans target 24 seats to gain a majority, with campaigns riding Nixon coattails in several states.
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Ernest F. Hollings
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Peter H. Dominick
R-Colo
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James L. Buckley
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Nixon
George McGovern
New Mexico
Clinton P. Anderson
Jack Daniels
Pete V. Domenici
Oklahoma
Fred R. Harris
Dewey F. Bartlett
Ed Edmondson
Georgia
David H. Gambrell
Fletcher Thompson
Sam Nunn
Rhode Island
Claiborne Pell
John H. Chafee
Decatur Daily Letters Debate Nixon Record on Busing
Readers criticize Richard Nixon on busing and school integration while weighing McGovern as a possible alternative. Finley Leford Jr argues economic decline under Nixon since 1969 and urges action despite risks, urging careful voter reflection ahead of the November election.
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Calvin Coolidge
Veto Day Likely As Nixon Receives Bills From Congress
President Nixon faces a day of veto decisions on a broad package of measures sent by the 92nd Congress. Ehrlichman and Weinberger say several vetoes are anticipated as Nixon seeks to constrain government spending near 250 billion dollars for the current fiscal year.
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Athens Ambulance Faces Upgrade to Stay In Business
Athens Limestone Ambulance Service must upgrade to meet state licensing requirements. State health officials will inspect services soon and the current operation lacks licensure. An extra ambulance and training for staff are needed. local officials seek funds to continue the service after a regional project was terminated.
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Jerry Storey
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Athens Limestone
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Lawrence Counties
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Appalachian Regional Health Planning Commission
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Forensic Pathology and Usage Notes in a 1960s Column
The article explains forensic pathologist meaning and legal use of forensic terms. It compares law court sense to medical jurisprudence and discusses the optionality of as yet in phrases. Bernstein notes the idiomatic yet placement in a sentence about the Dwarfs.
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