Senate approves reapportionment bill 57 to 25
The Senate passed a strict congressional redistricting bill by 57 to 25, overriding committee sentiment. It sets a 10 percent population variation limit for next year, with talks of a conference on likely compromise between 30 and 10 percent. Kennedy led the 10 percent amendment, citing One Man One Vote rulings. House leaders welcomed the shift and language to curb gerrymandering.
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Lawmakers debate reapportionment and blue laws in 1967
The Lawrence Journal World reports House leaders weigh Senate reapportionment changes and at large district bans while noting potential federal court review limits. In Missouri, Blue Springs officials discover missing ordinances from 1935 as city codification uncovers gaps.
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Montreal's Bobby Rosseau Stars With 63 NHL Points
Bobby Rosseau led his team with 19 goals and 44 assists for 63 points last season, ranking sixth in the National Hockey League.
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