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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1975

Page

5

Wallace would seek constitutional schooling choice amendment

Alabama Governor George Wallace told NBC Meet the Press he would push a constitutional amendment to permit freedom of choice in schooling if he won the presidency. He said the nation should not enforce integration or segregation but allow local options, noting his health and campaign plans while defending income from items bearing his likeness. He cited Alabama education statistics to counter questions about his qualifications.

Washington Alabama George Wallace Wallace NBCTV Meet the Press Boston Mabama Carl T. Rowan Chicago Daily News

Tax comparisons highlight Alabama’s lower property levies

Wallace argues Alabama homeowners pay far less tax on a 20000 dollar home than peers in California Wisconsin and Massachusetts. He cites 35 dollars in Alabama versus 1500 to 2000 dollars elsewhere, claiming residents are taxed to death in other states.

Massachusetts Alabama

Carter wins Florida straw poll over Wallace at convention

Former Georgia governor Jimmy Carter captured 697 votes or 67 percent of 1 035 at the Florida Democratic convention straw ballot, with Wallace in third place at 37 votes. Milton Shapp finished second with 60 votes as candidates Birch Bayh Henry Jackson Sargent Shriver Udall Harris and Harris also appeared on the ballot. Carter called the win a good omen for the Florida primary and predicted victory on March 2.

Orlando Fla Georgia Jimmy Carter Alabama George Wallace Carter Plains Florida Wallace Pennsylvania Milton Shapp Indiana Birch Bayh Washington Henry Scoop” Jackson Sargent Shriver Edward Kennedy Arizona Morris Udall Olahoma Fred Harris

Back pain on bending neck risks atlas injury at Long Beach

Patient reports sharp low back pain when bending head forward during bench tasks and reading. Doctor cites torn ligaments at the atlas base, risking spinal cord injury with forward bending, urging urgent Precision Chiropractic care and noting a free Spine Care Class at Ward Chiropractic in Long Beach, contact 433-4444.

Ward Chiropractic Orthopedic E. 7Th St Long Beach

Harris urges liberals to focus on issues over unity

Fred Harris told liberal Democrats at a regional meeting not to pursue unity for its own sake. He argued unity must rest on shared issues, contrasting with Morris Udall who urged factions to pick sides. Harris, joined by Birch Bayh and Terry Sanford, spoke before about 1,200 attendees from seven Mid-Atlantic states and DC.

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