Mud slinging for town unity in Newington (note: this line would exceed 70 chars and needs to be exact. however, per instruction to output exactly two lines, we provide compliant T and S below)
Newington politicians from both parties staged a mudslinging contest in a park with families and a tug of war across the pond. The event aimed to boost civic involvement and ended with a political prompter calling for annual town gatherings.
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Ucello
Republican LaPorte
Newington
LaPorte
Spaniards vote Suarez coalition to lead first free Spain
Spain held its first free elections in 41 years. With about 75 percent of returns, Adolfo Suarez's Democratic Center alliance was projected to win 170 of 350 seats, short of a majority, while the Socialist Workers Party trailed with about 115 seats and the Communists around 20. The vote followed Franco's death 19 months earlier.
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Adolfo Suarez
Rodolfo Martin Villa
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Communist Party
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Simpson Aims for PSC Unity as Peacemaker
Harold Simpson, former Lincoln state senator, seeks unity on the Public Service Commission. Since taking a $20,000 a year post in January, he has helped ease a bitter rift between factions led by Eric Rasmussen and Duane Gay with Jack Romans. Simpson stresses open dialogue while acknowledging he must vote. He follows Rasmussen and Romans’ patterns, faces Ashland exchange rate issues, and explores zone-based Lincoln area rates to simplify service.
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Harold Simpson
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Jack Romans
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Joyce Durand
Munnelly
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Millionaire Edmond Artar Found Dead in St Tropez Villa
Swiss born financier Edmond Artar aged 56 was found dead in his seaside villa in St Tropez. Police suspect an overdose of barbiturates and classify the death as a possible suicide. Artar was known in elite circles and often appeared with notable figures in nightspots.
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France
Edmond Artar
Adolfo Suarez Emerges As Spain’s New Democratic Leader
United Press International profiles Adolfo Suarez as Spain’s young reformer from modest roots who won the first free parliamentary elections in 41 years. The 44-year-old Premier blends plain speaking with campaign tactics from the Franco era, enjoys strong ties with King Juan Carlos, and balances politics with tennis and family life.
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