Youth vote falls short in first nationwide 18 to 20 turnout
Census Bureau figures show only 48.3 percent of first time voters aged 18 to 20 cast ballots in the latest national election, well below the 63 percent overall eligibles turnout. Analysts note age-based participation trends rise with age and expect gradual growth as youth mature.
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Liberal critique of congressional inquests over Watergate era
The piece argues liberals long sought limits on congressional probes but pivot to defend the Watergate inquiry as necessary. It recalls Proxmire Ash Rule clashes, notes political pressure, and recalls past Capitol Hill interrogations with a wry view of constitutional rights and press headlines.
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Diamond Worth Ten Million Prompts Fifth Avenue Sting
Tiffany's did not sell a 129.59 carat canary diamond found in Kimberly. Walter Hoving bought ad space to mock crass limited editions and offered the gem for one day only, but no buyer appeared and the diamond remains on display.
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Despicable Hoax Taunts McGovern Campaign
In Washington as Election Day neared, George McGovern and his aides alleged a despicable hoax orchestrated by opponents with former Defense Secretary Clark involved, aiming to derail the campaign.
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Mini-Garsweeperbus sparks city debate and jokes
A local anonymous inventor distributes plans for a multi purpose vehicle dubbed mini-garsweeperbus a rival fireman touts a front loaded garbage section as protection. The piece also notes city bureaucratic humor and a nod to Butler County school board antics and Nixon Kissinger Vietnam discourse.
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