Mrs. Romney Leads In Michigan Primary Contest
Lenore Romney held a slim edge in Michigan as 73 percent of precincts reported with 239,804 votes to 221,70 for rival Robert Huber. The Associated Press notes machine glitches delayed tabulation in Detroit, where a fifth of voters reside.
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Glory Years production a heart warming performance
Monica Main reports on the premier Glory Years production staged at Baker Park by an all child cast. Despite microphone glitches and restless young actors, the show celebrated Frederick’s history with songs and skits including O Frederick towne and Freedom’s Flag. The ensemble presented a vivid 17th century setting, ending with Liberation and a shared message of heritage and pride. Aruba population doubles to 60,000 in 1969 with birth rate 21.53 and death rate 3.45 per 1,000 in 1965.
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Four of Sextuplets Die At Birth In Rome
A plumber's wife who used fertility drugs gave birth to sextuplets. Four babies died soon after birth, leaving two who are not expected to survive. The Petrone newborns weighed between 1.4 and 1.9 pounds and were three months premature.
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Brewster Lawyers Challenge Vague Bribery Law
In Washington AP Brewster and his lawyers contend the indictment accusing former Senator Daniel Brewster of bribery conspiracy rests on a vague law. They argue the statute could make any congressman liable for seeking support from constituents on any measure or matter.
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Board To Set Rates Backed By Hospitals
The Maryland Hospital Council proposes community review boards to set hospital rates. Representing 55 non profit facilities, the plan involves governor appointees with representatives from consumers, health professionals, government, labor, and insurers like Blue Cross. It marks a shift from the current payment method as officials seek to curb rising costs.
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Mideast Talks Backed By Israeli Parliament
The Knesset voted 66 to 28 to endorse Israel's acceptance of the American 90 day cease fire plan and indirect talks with the Arabs. Premier Golda Meir said Israeli troops would stay in captured territories until a binding peace is reached and would not return to 1967 borders, retreating to secure agreed boundaries.
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Trade Bill Grants Nixon Broad Import Powers
The House Ways and Means Committee nears a draft bill that would give President Nixon wide authority to impose or suspend quotas on imports including textiles and footwear. Nixon could act on items or countries based on national interest or non disruptive grounds, with a broad price rise carveout. Consumer groups worry about higher living costs, and foreign policy factors touch Spain base negotiations.
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