McGovern Triumphs in California Primary and Four Others
Sen George McGovern won California and three other primaries as counting stretched late due to a court order keeping polls open in San Francisco. He led Humphrey with 48 percent in California with 55 percent counted, while New Mexico and New Jersey went to McGovern and he carried South Dakota unopposed.
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Proposition 9 Loses By Narrow Margin In California Ballot
Proposition 9 the environmental measure faces defeat by about two to one as statewide returns show 620940 to 324950 with 13 percent of precincts. Proposition 2 leading 59 to 45 to fund renovations for earthquake damaged schools. Los Angeles County tallies show Prop 9 trailing 218492 to 130270 amid a 19 proposition ballot.
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Variable clouds with mild temps across region
Weather page C4 reports variable clouds and little temperature change with a high near 65 and a low around 65.
Bond Apparent Assembly Victor in East Long Beach race
Bond leads in the Republican tally for the 39th District seat in East Long Beach and Signal Hill defeating Paul Deats and mortuary executive Jack Dispay. Democrat Fred W. Chel wins the nomination over Anthony Giglietti. If returns hold, Bond faces Chel in November runoff for the seat vacated by James A. Hayes. Bond is 37 and is brother of City Councilman Bert Bond. he directs community improvement for Los Angeles County.
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Murray to oppose Hosmer in 32nd District race
Democrat Dennis Murray will run against 20-year House veteran Democrat Craig Hosmer for the 32nd Congressional District seat. Murray, special assistant to the president at Long Beach State University, recently defeated his party’s nominee Walter Mallonee in the primary. The contest centers on experience and leadership as Murray positions for November.
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Hayes, Busch, Schabarum Lead in Fourth District race
Long Beach Assemblyman James Hayes led early in the race to fill Burton L. Chace’s Fourth District seat, with 48,279 votes to Marvin Braude’s 18,208 from 1,587 precincts. Hayes aimed to push tighter air pollution controls and government economy as he pursued the supervisor post.
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Illinois aide says Muskie may back McGovern
Illinois campaign chairman Angelo Geocaris says Muskie may withdraw as a presidential candidate after a strong McGovern showing in California. He reports Muskie will re-evaluate based on the California vote and notes calls for Muskie to throw support to McGovern if McGovern wins California’s 27 delegates.
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Long Beach City Council Races Narrow in Early Returns
Early returns from 111 of 427 precincts show Renee B Simon leading Third District and Wayne Sharp ahead in Seventh. Cornellinah Clark tops Fourth with 73 percent. Incumbents Phillips Nieto Wade and others trail or edge. Final outcome awaits full count as city nears first female council member since Ruth Bach.
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