McNair May Be Jockeying For VP Bid In 1972
Columbia AP reporting Gov. Robert McNair, a moderate South Carolina Democrat eyeing a U.S. Senate seat, positions for potential vice presidential consideration in 1972. His stance on federal school integration and leadership roles boost his national profile amid ongoing party deliberations.
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Five Convicted In UNC Disorders At Chapel Hill
Five people including a former AFSCME official were convicted Tuesday in a UNC Chapel Hill strike disorder. Sentences ranged from 30 days to six months with fines and suspended terms. Several defendants faced additional charges as clashes with police yielded multiple arrests and injuries.
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Doris Fearington
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Roland Davis
Scott Says Election Story Was Incorrect
Raleigh AP Gov Bob Scott disputes an Associated Press report claiming he predicted Nixon would win North Carolina in 1972. He says he did not make such a forecast and that the quote misrepresented his view on the national party, not the state. He cautions that events before the next election could change outcomes.
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California
Transit Bill Passes Senate
The Senate approved the mass transit subsidy bill 83 to 4, sending a $3.1 billion package toward House action. Supporters expect House hearings March 2 though the Appropriations Committee may oppose contract authority seen as backdoor financing.
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Subcommittee seeks sweeping changes to draft system
A Senate subcommittee led by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy calls for major reforms to the Selective Service to end occupational and student deferments during conflict, abolish quotas, and establish a uniform national policy with a civilian director and expanded appeals. It proposes computer driven random selection and a consolidated national system with regional and area offices.
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Left Hand Canyon Named for Arapahoe Chief
In Boulder Colorado Left Hand Canyon northwest of the city is named for Chief Left Hand of the Arapahoe Indians who once camped north of Boulder.
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Left Hand Canyon
Left Hand
Arapahoe
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