Dems Plan To Require States Prove Changes
Democratic leaders press to prove quotas will be met for women and minorities at party delegations. The plan calls for states with underrepresented groups to show affirmative action efforts, with guidelines and potential sanctions. DNC figures say progress is needed after past conventions. Peggy Simpson reports from Washington on the party’s push amid task force talks with the National Women's Political Caucus.
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Associated Press
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Mionth
Donald Frazer
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Vrazer
Democratic National Committee
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Sen
Roberts Dole
Kansas
In The Courts Entries on Traffic Violations
Court list records numerous drivers with violations including careless driving speeding and right of way. Names such as Joann Jackson Michael Evans Janie Salazar and Jahnn Martinez appear with dollar fines ranging from eight to thirty-two dollars.
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26Th Ave
Ichael’ Evans
SG Troad
Janie Salazar
D6th Ave
Jurida ‘Strobel
7Th St
Jan Curtis
13Th SU
George’ ‘Eckhart
Ath Ave
John Engert
Woh St
Fry
86Th Ave
Stanley’ Kerns
Ath St
Coclnze
Marie Madrid
37Th Ave
Jahnn Martinez
la Salle
Gerald Meritt
1St Ave
Edward, Miller
10Th Ave
Nixon Plans New Hampshire Primary Campaign
Nixon will be entered in New Hampshire’s leadoff primary on March 7. Governor Walter Peterson says Nixon has overwhelming support among New Hampshire Republicans but should campaign in person to avoid early obstacles in 1972. Rep. Paul McCloskey’s challenge could threaten the President if Nixon does not appear, with McCloskey’s House seat potentially influencing his bid.
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New Hampshire
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Peterson
Paul N. McCloskey
California
McCloskey
Jackson Joins Presidential Race
Senator Henry Jackson, a veteran Democrat, announced his bid for the 1972 presidential nomination. He criticizes Nixon as untrustworthy and calls for jobs and strong national defense, traveling 32 states and 126 cities while building a broad campaign staff.
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Maine
General Slated To Testify At Henderson Court Martial
Retired Brig. Gen. George H. Young, censured for My Lai, will be among the final four witnesses at Col. Oran K. Henderson’s court martial. Henderson, accused of covering up the massacre, faces a Monday trial resume after a three day recess with Young as a key witness and former assistant commander of the Americal Division.
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Henderson
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Soviet Aircraft in Egypt Sparks U.S. concern
US intelligence reports that Soviet planes sent to Egypt now carry air to surface missiles, prompting Washington to assess their purpose. The arrival, alongside earlier 38 medium bombers, could shift the Middle East balance, complicating Israel’s defense needs as Washington studies Israel’s request for more F4 Phantom jets.
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New Czech Writers Union Formed After 1968 Invasion Fallout
AP reports Prague CTK notes a new writers union formed Thursday to replace the Union of Czech Writers which refused to praise the Soviet invasion. The new union lists 86 members, most little known, while the dissolved 1970 union had 468 members and 192 candidates.
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Senators oppose Nixon pick for secretary of agriculture
AP reporting that about 25 Democratic senators are solidly against confirming Earl Butz as secretary of agriculture, with 5-6 more leaning against. The debate reflects farm versus urban interests and a partisan fight over the handling of farm policy and agribusiness relations in the Nixon administration.
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Sem
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Iona
Earl J. Butz
Purdue University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Namillion
Ohio
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Plis
Senate Agriculture
Ron Reed
Jarle Hanks ,Inc
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Speeding Bull Faces Chance to Inspect Cab Ride
Dover Del AP reports a high speed chase ended at 117 miles per hour with a speed bull caught by state police. The animal now may get a chance to explore its pursued cab ride as authorities consider next steps.
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