McCarthy Runs Again as Independent Presidential Bid
Former U.S. senator Eugene McCarthy launches a quiet independent bid for the White House. He vows to reach voters directly with petition drives and a small schedule, saying he is not allied with any party and aims to appeal to those disillusioned with Republican and Democratic nominees.
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Milepost 7 dump site rejected again for Reserve Mining
A Minnesota state hearing officer again rejects Milepost 7 as a dumping site for Reserve Mining taconite tailings. Wayne Olson’s report cites pollution and public harm, endorsing on land options at Milepost 20 despite economic concerns and differing agency views.
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Blair slams Barbara Walters as aggressive during interview
Retired NBC Today anchor Frank Blair, under contract dispute, calls Barbara Walters "bordered on bad manners" after labeling her attitude overly aggressive in a WJXT interview. Blair, once Walters's colleague for 12 years, doubts her worth the 1 million dollar yearly ABC contract.
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Hilton Head, S.C
Portugal set for Eanes victory in presidential race
General Antonio Ramalho Eanes leads Portugal toward a likely landslide with forecasts of 70 percent support and an 80 percent voter turnout. Major rivals include Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo, Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho, and Octavio Pato as the race heads to a potential runoff.
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Goodin faces round two after conviction in Cincinnati case
Cincinnati Police Chief Carl Goodin, 42, was found guilty on tampering with evidence and making a false statement to a grand jury probing department wrongdoing. He vows to consult lawyers for round two while expressing disappointment in the verdict.
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