Campaign complaint denounces Illinois reapportionment map
A Springfield correspondent outlines allegations against the 1971 Illinois reapportionment process. It claims partisan manipulation in passing H R 2907 and criticizes the Blair Hyde Madigan map adoption and its impact on Abner Mikva and minority groups.
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Connally Seen as Inside Track for Nixon VP in 1972
Harry Homewood outlines how John V. Connally has become the leading candidate to be Nixon's vice president in 1972. Connally's role as Secretary of the Treasury and political acumen place him ahead of Spiro Agnew, who risks becoming sidelined. The piece notes Connally's Southern roots, negotiation skill, and central role in economic policy.
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Illinois fall session Opens in disarray and dismay
The Illinois Legislature returns under Governor Ogilvie facing vetoes and a chaotic opening week. The writer predicts a largely unproductive session with ethics debates and welfare reforms likely to stall, while urging focus on responsible candidates and minimal laws.
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