GOP Strategists Plot Senate Races
Republican strategists view the next 60 days as pivotal to preventing significant tossups in 1974 Senate races. Watergate and Nixon’s low popularity cloud GOP prospects as Democrats target several incumbents and open seats while Republicans forecast gains in Alaska Nevada North Carolina Connecticut and Indiana.
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Senate
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Howard Metzenbaum
William Saxbe
GOP
Robert Dole
Kansas
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Peter Dominick
Colorado
Milton Ward Gurney
Florida
Ward Gurney
Utah
Kentucky
Alaska
Nevada
North Carolina
Connecticut
Indiana
James B. Allen
Alabama
Frank Church
Idaho
Alan Cranston
California
Thomas I. Eagleton
Missouri
J.W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Gov
Dale Bumpers
Ernest I. Hollings
South Carolina
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
Warren G. Magnuson
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Adlai E. Stevenson II
Ilinois
Herman E. Talmadge
Georgia
Georges. McGovern
South Dakota
John C. Culver
Harold E. Hughes
Iona
Ohio
Metzenbaum
Cleveland
John Glenn
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Maryland
Richard S. Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Bob Packwood
Oregon
New Hampshire
Sen
Norris Cotton
Vermont
George Aiken
Metzenbaum pays back taxes before Ohio Senate seat
Industrialist Howard M. Metzenbaum disclosed he paid 118,102 dollars in back taxes on December 17 to avoid misunderstanding as he was named to fill the unexpired Saxbe term. IRS seeks 118,858 total for 1967 and 1968. tax court challenge ongoing.
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Cleveland
Howard M. Metzenbaum
U.S
Ohio
Metzenbaum
John J. Gilligan
William 8. Saxbe
Alien Registration Drive Urges January Address Reports
H. S. Major of the U S Immigration Service in Kansas City stresses aliens must report addresses during January. Cards available at post offices and immigration offices. Parents must file for under 14, sick or disabled may appoint a representative. Deadline is January 31 with penalties including fines or deportation. past year totals show 12,130 in Kansas and 23,731 in Missouri.
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United States
Post Office
Immigration Service Office
Kansas
Missouri
Sentencing Set For Drug Case In Douglas County Court
Danny Copp aged 20 of 1625 Haskell faces January 18 sentencing in Division II of the Douglas County District Court after pleading guilty to attempted illegal sale of marijuana. He remains free on bond as the last of eight July arrests in Lawrence drug raids. Four others received prison terms while three were placed on probation.
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Douglas County
Copp
Haskell
Lawrence
Comedy of Errors wins Irish Sweepstakes hurdle at Leopardstown
Comedy of Errors dominates the two mile hurdle as Brendon's Road finishes second and Captain Christy third. The victory awards $120,000 to each of 12 holders who drew the English horse in last week's sweepstakes. Brendon's Road earns $48,000 and Captain Christy $24,000. Jockey Bob Beasley restrained the horse until near the finish, then surged to victory.
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New York Names Angier Biddle Duke Public Events Commissioner
Mayor elect Abraham Beame selects Angier Biddle Duke, former chief of protocol for President Kennedy, as New York City’s official greeter. The role, titled commissioner of public events, pays one dollar annually and reflects Duke’s 25 years in diplomacy including ambassadorships to Spain Denmark and El Salvador.
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Abraham Beame
Angier Biddle Duke
Duke
John S. Kennedy
Spain
Denmark
EL Salvador
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