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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1975

Page

11

Senate seat fight over Wyman Durkin stalls vote

Republicans weigh Supreme Court challenge if New Hampshire certifies Wyman winner. Democrats accuse stall tactics as Mansfield proposes delay for review. Wyman and Durkin were certified after ballots were protested. Senate may seat neither pending Rules Committee examination.

Washington UPI Senate Supreme Court Louis C. Wyman New Hampshire Wyman John A. Durkin Lowell P. Weicker Jr R-Conn Hugh Scott Robert C. Byrd Durkin New Hampshire Commission Mike Mansfield Robert P. Griffin Not Durkin Rules Committee

Thousands march around White House for jobs protest

Several thousand demonstrators led by Rev. Jesse Jackson and Rep. Bella Abzug attempted to circle the White House seven times to protest President Ford's economy. Police halted the push at mid course, with Jackson calling it a beginning of a new civil rights effort focused on jobs and full employment.

White House Jesse Jackson Washington UPI Ford Bella Abzug D-N.y Walter Fauntroy House District of Columbia Joshua Walls Jericho Jackson Capitol Hill Civil Rights Coalition America Rev Martin Luther King King

Senate push for new federal strip mining bill advances

Senate Interior Chairman Henry Jackson and Sen. Lee Metcalf introduced a bill identical to the one vetoed by President Ford, with Rep. Morris Udall as chief author in the House. Rep. Ken Hechler also proposed new legislation to outlaw strip mining, while Ford indicated support if the measure is revised with appropriate changes. Jackson welcomed the president's comment and vowed to judge administration changes before acting.

Washington UPI Senate Ford Swift Henry Jackson Lee Metcalf House Morris Udall D-Ariz Ken Hechler D-W. Va Jackson

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