Morality Culture Shifts Shape 1972 Presidential Map
The piece notes a new Social Gospel influencing party bases, with New England and Upper Midwest leaning Democrat while the Pacific Northwest and Mountain states show similar cultural factors. It highlights McGovern’s strong secular education and elite support, Nixon’s appeal to traditionalists in the South Plains and West, and a projected realignment of political geography.
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EPA to require lead-free gasoline for 1975 autos
The EPA will issue rules to make lead-free gasoline available in time for 1975 model cars and antipollution devices. A full phaseout of leaded gasoline could follow after public comment and new health studies, with an estimated cost rise of about 1.65 cents per gallon by 1980.
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Subscriptions for The Constitution Press complete news coverage are available through the Circulation office EL 30620. Contact the office to arrange full access and delivery details.
Dancer Jose Limon Dies at 64 Renowned Choreographer
Jose Arcadia Limon, Mexican-born dancer and top U S choreographer, died at 64. He formed a touring troupe under State Department sponsorship, taught at Juilliard, and directed America Dance Theater at Lincoln Center in New York.
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Aviation pioneer Dr Ronald H Spaulding dies at 79
Fort Worth Texas reports the death of Dr Ronald H Spaulding 79 emeritus NYU professor who helped found Glenn Curtiss training schools and taught aviation meteorology and navigation. Phoenix editor Edwin A Fitzhugh 63 dies Sunday after 14 years at Phoenix Gazette and 1951 Chicago Sun Times Syndicate work.
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Howard C. Heyn AP executive dies at 66
Howard C. Heyn former head of The Associated Press book division died Sunday at 66. He once worked in Hollywood for The AP and served as editor of the AP annual review of major news events in 1969.
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World War I Vets To Meet In Clinton Event
Veterans of World War I will meet at the Western Oklahoma Veterans Center in Clinton at 10 a.m. Saturday December 9 to inspect improvements made by the VFW Auxiliary. About two thirds of the center’s patients are World War I veterans and a covered dish luncheon will follow. Americans spend 1.5 billion dollars on pet foods, exceeding the 380 million dollars spent on baby foods in a year.
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Classified rates and ads details with rental listings
The notice lists minimum ad prices and deadlines for classifieds, including a 50 cent service charge for blind box numbers. It covers due dates, “kill” deadlines, department hours, and error policy. It also includes a sample of room and apartment rental ads with contact numbers.
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