Moderates Urge GOP to Broaden Its Base After Elections
Three moderate Republican senators urging a wider appeal cite the need for concrete economic programs to rebound from a decade low in national strength. They warn the party must reach out to Black, labor and ethnic groups, while Democrats push health insurance, tax reform and public service jobs as Congress convenes.
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Government Charges IBM with Monopolistic Practices
New York AP. Government lawyers allege IBM controls about 73 percent of the U.S. computer market and must be broken up to restore competition. In a pretrial brief in U.S. District Court, the Justice Department accuses IBM of monopolistic price and marketing practices. The 1969 antitrust action has seen repeated talks with Judge David Edelstein while seeking a consent agreement or narrow trial issues. The brief also seeks restructuring of the firm, arguing monopolistic practices across major computer markets.
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International Business Machines Corp
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IBM
David Edelstein
Alaska Vote Change Leads Egan By Narrow Margin
Alaska officials corrected vote totals after a computer error doubled some returns. With 26 of 434 precincts left to count, incumbent Gov. William A. Egan led Republican Jay Hammond 38,069 to 37,396. Recount possible if margin stays under 0.5 percent.
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William A. Egan
Jay Hammond
Naknek
State Election Center
Anchorage
Egan
Hammond
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
John J. Gilligan
Community thanks from Auditor County Recorder candidate
Kathy Botkins thanks voters for electing her Recorder of Deeds on Tuesday. She expresses appreciation to the Audrain County Democratic Club and Committee, and to Democrats who supported their candidates. Paid for by Kathy Botkins Mexico.
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Audrain County
Lonely Canadian Island Seeks Alaska Union
Port Hardy leaders push to join Alaska citing neglect from British Columbia authorities. Ambassador Mayor Brian Klaver awaits response to a letter asking Alaska to acquire 9,000 square miles with timber fishing and mining heft for 12,000 to 15,000 residents. District notes limited access and aging ferry service amid calls for better services. In other news, Paris couple Mr and Mrs John E Morgan welcome a five pound 15 ounce daughter at Audrain Medical Center.
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Alaska
United States
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Brian Klaver
Klaver
Vancouver Island
Victoria
John E. Morgan
Paris
Audrain Medical Center
Morgan
A.P. Green Refractories Co
Van containing starving family found near Mayhill
An unemployed psychologist William Thomas Orr 48 of Pittsburg Pa and his daughter Annette 13 were found dead in a van parked by an apple orchard along U S 82 near Mayhill New Mexico. Authorities say fumes from a charcoal cooker caused the deaths. The Orr family including Lillian 44 and sons William 12 Joseph 11 and Gregory 7 were hospitalized after apparent starvation. Investigators note the back of the van bore charity messages and a vow to aid the sick.
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N.M
Here
William Thomas Orr
Pittston
Annette
U.S. 82
Mayhill
New Mexico
Orr
Lillian
William
Joseph
Gregory
Norman Bloom
Felix Work
Work
University of Texas At Austin
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California
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Texas
Retirement Dinner Honors French W T French Route 1 Centralia
Retirement dinner and party Friday at The Monterey honors French W T French of Route 1 Centralia. After 38 years with Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co he retires Jan 1 as a measurement technician. He joined as a line walker and held several roles in Illinois Indiana and Mexico office. He and wife Mary have three children and three grandchildren.
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Monterey
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
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Panhandle
Illinois
Indiana
Mexico
Mary
Turley’s Laddonia Bank Robbery Conviction Stands
The Missouri Court of Appeals upheld the state conviction of Ernest Turley for the 1970 Laddonia Bank robbery, ruling that a second prosecution was legal due to separate federal and state law violations. Turley had been convicted in 1971 for the $13,000 robbery but was acquitted in federal court last year.
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ST. Louis
Missouri
Missouri Court of Appeals
Ernest Turley
Turley
Laddonia State Bank
Law Cadets To Organize Next Week
The 1974 75 organizational meeting of the Law Enforcement Cadets is set for Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Mexico City Hall. Richard Sewell, a sponsor, says the program aims to engage youths in grades 7 12 in government and law enforcement. Last year included educational talks and a firearms training course. meetings will continue weekly with public safety officers as sponsors and instructors.
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Mexico City Hall
Richard Sewell
Sewell
City Hall
Public Safety Department
Mr. Sewell
Jim Isgrig
City Priority List Reviewed Few Changes
The citizens advisory committee kept its top expenditure priorities for the Better Communities Fund largely intact including urban renewal, storm sewers, housing rehab, streets, and parks. A West Underpass flexibility change and Garfield Park storm sewer addition were approved, as Mexico steps into federal Community Development substitutes with a $500,000 yearly block grant for three years.
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