California population growth slowed despite higher migration
California’s population reached 20.52 million with a 239000 rise in the year ending July 1, 1972. Natural increase fell to 147000 as births dropped to 317000 while deaths rose, but net migration rose 11000 to 55000. Los Angeles County declined by 64200 to 6.96 million.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
State Department of Finance
Verne Orr
Los Angeles County
Buffalo sale at national bison range seeks bids
Moiese Montana buffalo sale opens bids until September 7 for 65 buffalo from the 18 000 acre range home to more than 400 buffalo. Last year 74 buffalo sold mostly to ranchers. some to butcher. Average price 372 dollars. cross breeding with cattle dwindling due to sterility.
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Moiese
Mont
UPI
National Bison Range
Interior Department
Marvin Kaaschke
Kaaschke
Montana
Laird denounces McGovern cutbacks as unilateral disarmament
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird defended the current budget during a visit, arguing that McGovern’s proposed defense cuts of 20 to 30 billion dollars would amount to unilateral disarmament. He said he remains bipartisan but cannot accept charges that the budget would jeopardize national security.
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Sacramento
UPI
Melvin Laird
George McGovern
Laird
McCloskey Fails to Rally Votes Against Nixon in 1972
Rep. Pete McCloskey Jr. won a single delegate vote at the Republican National Convention against 1,347 for Nixon. Booed as he pressed his antiwar stance, McCloskey had earlier sought to impeach Nixon over the war and faced party resistance to his bid for nomination. In New Mexico he received one delegate vote while 13 were for Nixon.
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Miami Beach
UPI
al Lowenstein
Johnson
Pete McCloskey
Nixon
Convention Hall
Paul N
Pete) McCloskey Jr
R-Calif
McCloskey
Marine Reserve
Shirley Temple
California
Congress
Allard Lowenstein
Lowenstein
House
New Hampshire
New Mexico
Manuel Lujan Jr
Indians Urged to Shape Destiny of their Lands at Convention
Navajo leader Peter MacDonald urged Republicans to back a new platform plank toward greater Indian influence in government decisions. The compromise language avoids restoring surplus lands or pledging full water rights, citing existing federal efforts.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Peter MacDonald
John Rhodes
Arizona
Platform Committee
Nixon
Interior Department
MacDonald
California delegates rally for Nixon renomination in GOP unit rule fight
California votes to back Nixon and adopts a new delegation allocation rule to seat delegates at the 1976 convention. Reagan leads the California delegation casting 96 votes for Nixon as Pat Nixon and the president attend. The move heightens tension with large states over winner take all and party rules while Salvatori hints at 1976 uncertainty.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Reagan
California
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Alan Cranston
Verdi
Henry Salvatori
Nixon
Salvatori
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