Carney Withdraws From Cleveland Mayoral Race
James Carney withdraws from the Cleveland mayoral race, leaving Ralph Perk seemingly unopposed. He cites personal reasons and condemns racial polarization, while election officials say no substitute can replace him and Robert Scherr cannot move up.
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Rockefeller Is Top VP Pick by Ohio Republicans
Ohio Republican officials report New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller as the leading vice presidential candidate, with California Governor Ronald Reagan and House Republican Leader Gerald Ford also favored. The list was forwarded to Washington as President Nixon seeks a replacement for Spiro Agnew, with Taft and Saxbe among others offering opinions.
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Lancaster
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R-Pa
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Gilligan slams media over Agnew coverage in Ohio
Gov. John Gilligan denounces press treatment of former Vice President Spiro Agnew as unforgivable during a Catholic Press Association regional meeting in Cincinnati. He cites Shaul’s harmed political prospects while noting no charges were filed against the Commerce Department head.
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Commerce
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