Tomry Fails in Democratic Primary for U S House Seat
Richard A Tomry lost the Democratic primary in Louisiana’s 1st Congressional District after a contested race marked by vote fraud probes and legal funding charges. He faces a 1 count federal indictment over alleged illegal campaign financing and will stand trial in July.
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Five new cardinals created by Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul VI elevates five new cardinals in a six consistory, boosting the College of Cardinals to 137. Lead honorees include Giovanni Benelli the Florence archbishop and Vatican deputy secretary of state, with others Bernardin Gantin Joseph Ratzinger Luigi Ciappi and Frantisek Tamasek. The move fuels speculation Benelli may be Paul VI s heir apparent.
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LSU Field House to Test Solar Heating System
LSU Field House in Baton Rouge will host a federal solar powered heating demonstration. A $250,000 project covers collectors and water tanks to supply about 2 percent of heating and hot water needs, with 8 percent funded by ERDA and further funding sought to expand tanks.
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Hearings Open on Saccharin Study and Safety Delays
A House subcommittee plans hearings on a bill to delay the FDA ban on saccharin while a one year federal study of food additives is conducted. The panel wrestles with new evidence that saccharin may cause cancer, while the AMA backs continued sales with cancer warning labels.
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Milwaukee Sunday primary turnout hits record low
Milwaukee County’s Sunday special primary election for the Board of Supervisors drew 1,991 voters in the 1st District. Officials blamed the low turnout on timing and weather despite promotion by William F. O’Donnell and a favorable public response.
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Little Brown Jug quiz question
The Little Brown Jug is a horse race. The two planets next to Earth in orbit are Venus and Mars. The Taj Mahal is a mausoleum.
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Strikers Return to Work at Teledyne Neosho Plant
NEOSHO Missouri AP Straikers return to work at Teledyne Corp after a seven week strike ended Sunday. United Auto Workers Local 1070 members voted 776 to 15 to approve a new local contract for 380 workers who repair jet aircraft for the military. Last Tuesday the local voted to ratify a national settlement but rejected local terms.
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