Wallace Says Dem Party Wants Only Him To Sign Oath
Governor George Wallace accuses Democrats led by Lawrence O'Brien of demanding he sign a loyalty oath to avoid party exile, while he plans to enter Democratic primaries in multiple states and possibly run with the American Independent Party in 1972. Fellow candidates attack or support his stance as other contenders weigh allegiance to Nixon and party strategy.
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Wallace
Dem
Robert L. Campbell
George Wallace
Alabama
Florida
O’brien
Lawrence O’brien
American Independent Party
Jacksonville
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
Tennessee
North Carolina
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Nixon
Plain People of
Birmingham
Georgia
Gay
Lester Maddox
Jackson
Maddox
Atlanta
George McGovern
South Dakota
McGovern
Miami International
Maine
Edmund Muskie
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers Union
ACLU Sues Over Denver Police Exam Fairness
The ACLU of Colorado asks a U.S. District Court to rule Denver police entry exams unconstitutional for sex and race bias. The suit targets a November test, seeks to void results, and urges delaying rankings while naming the Denver Civil Service Commission, City of Denver, and Police Department as defendants. It notes only 19 of 1,200 applicants were policewomen and none were black.
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Denver
American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado
U.S
Denver Civil Service Commission
City of
Police Department
ACLU
Michael L. Bender
Pay Board OKs Denver Teacher Raise
The Federal Pay Board approved all Denver Board of Education salary increases. It includes retroactive pay from January 1 and active pay for September 1 through November 13 during the wage freeze. Estimated retroactive total exceeds $100,000, averaging about $50 per employee.
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Denver
Federal Pay Board
Denver Board of Education
Howard Johnson
Ralso
Johnson
Weld Farmers To Have Role In Cost Study
About 48 Weld County farmers will be surveyed in February as part of a USDA project on farm production expenses. Floyd Off, Colorado Crop and Livestock Reporting Service statistician, said 403 other Colorado farms and 10,000 nationwide are included. Farmers will report 1981 expenses. data is confidential and only regional and national summaries will be released. The survey aims to aid farm program planning by showing farmers’ purchases and buying patterns for crops and livestock inputs. The last expenditures survey was in 1985, and patterns have since shifted.
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Weld County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Floyd Off
Colorado Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
USDA
Rolf
FCC approves Mullins Broadcasting sale for 12 million
FCC approves Combined Communications Corp to acquire Mullins Broadcasting Corp for 12 million dollars in cash and debt assumption. Licenses for KBTY Denver and KARK Little Rock are retained by the estate, with other stations assigned via executors and affiliate transfers to KBTR Inc and related entities.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Mullins
Cai, Coche Estate
John C. Multo
Commu.niae Corp
FCC
Communications
KBTY
Denver
Cole
KARK
Little Rock
Ark
IKBTR
Malling
Kbtr Inc
KTAR
Phoenix
Ktar-Tv
Mesa-Phoenix
KBLU
Kblu-Tv
Yuma
Ariz
Koco-Tv
Oklahoma City
Okla
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Muskie
UAW
Democratic Party
O'Brien
North Vietnam
Indochina
Ashbrook
Southeast Asia
Rep
Paul McCloskey
California
Concord
Daniel Billsberg
Act
McCloskey
Elisberg
United States
New York
John Lindlesay
Miami
Lindsay
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Machinist Union
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Chamber of Commerce
Geala
Fla
Oer Chece
Greeley
Ares
Scram-Zers
Chuckle
Oks
Mullins Broadcasting
McEbwain
Datsun
Whitewall
Nissan
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