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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1972
Page
1
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Ronny Money of the Department of Social Services explains that children from another marriage can receive AFDC even with a stepfather in the home if all other eligibility rules are met. The mother should request a review if no wages exist and the natural father provides no support, as errors can be clarified by the office.
Washington report on Senators Mansfield and Aiken proposing a constitutional amendment for a single national primary in August. Plan would require 1 percent petition, 17 state support, runoff if no 40 percent, and new spending limits.
In Florida the remaining candidates campaign for the crucial vote and delegates. Wallace predicts a majority of the 81 delegates while Humphrey Muskie and Jackson vie for second place with Lindsay McGovern also seeking a strong finish.
In Raleigh AP reports supporters of George McGovern target North Carolina precinct and county caucuses to elect delegates who will back him on the second ballot. McGovern expects Terry Sanford to win the Tar Heel primary and gain shares of first ballot delegates, while Muskie lags.
Author Clifford Irving and his wife Ed ith pleaded guilty to defrauding a publisher with a fake Howard Hughes autobiography. Richard Suskind also pleaded guilty to state charges. federal charges were partially dismissed. Sentencing set for June 16. the trio faces potential prison terms and fines.
The AP reports 11 million 18 to 20 year olds show rising independence with up to 69 percent registering as independents in Alaska. Nationwide 25 to 30 percent of eligible youths already registered, urban areas higher, with some states showing near half registering as independents. Many youths favor issues over party labels and could swing future elections.
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