Nevada Senate Fails 10 10 Tie Breaker for ERA Vote Change
Democrats in Carson City adopt a rule requiring a majority of 11 votes to approve any bill or resolution, blocking the lieutenant governor from breaking ties in ERA votes. The move, aligned with the constitution, leaves ERA ratification via joint resolution uncertain while committee assignments are announced amid intra-party complaints.
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Hughes Aide Memo Reveals Plans To Buy Donrey Media
A memo from 1974 shows Hughes instructed aides to buy Donrey’s media assets including the Review Journal and radio stations, and to pressure editors for favorable treatment. Meier says the drive aimed to silence Greenspun and Maheu amid a broader campaign tied to Hughes disappearance and asset value disputes.
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Richardson Eyes 1980 Bid or 1978 Massachusetts Gubernatorial Run
Former Commerce Secretary Elliot Richardson seeks GOP presidential nomination in 1980 and may instead pursue Massachusetts governor in 1978 if backing is insufficient. He plans to consult Republican leaders about chances and notes his broad public service career and Watergate-era resignation.
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Ford Warns Relax Pollution Rules Or Auto Production Faces Cut
Ford Motor Co top executives Henry Ford II and Lee Iacocca warned Congress must relax Clean Air Act rules or Ford cannot build 1978 models. They projected 14 million auto sales in 1977 with 3.4 million trucks and urged tax cuts and regulatory restraint to sustain US economy.
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Gunmen Rob National Electrical Agency Twice in One Day
In LISSONE Italy a National Electrical Agency branch was robbed twice within hours. The first gunman took 11500 dollars from the cash, then two more gunmen returned to force reopen the safe and steal 80 dollars that the first thief had missed.
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