Agnew Pleases Nixon and Senate Outlook Split
President Nixon is pleased with Vice President Spiro T. Agnew’s campaign efforts and calls them a tremendous benefit. White House Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler says the election marks Republican strength and Senate support for programs. Mansfield calls it a stand-off and notes Muskie leads for 1972 nomination.
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Muskie
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Hawaii
Five Die In Two Ohio Traffic Crashes
Two separate accidents in northwestern Ohio killed five people. At Oak Harbor a west bound Penn Central train struck a north bound car, killing Laurence Mills eighteen Robert Lee fourteen and Harold Chandler junior twenty three all of Oak Harbor. In Williams County a two car crash killed Jane Fether twenty one of Toledo and Sylvia Mendizabel from the Toledo area. Mary Sue Dammon of Napoleon drove the injured car and Steve Baldwin eighteen of Fayette drove the other car.
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Napoleon
Steve Baldwin
Fayette
Indiana recount talk cools after Hartke victory claim
Indiana Republicans cooled on a recount as Sen. Vance Hartke claimed victory. Rep. Richard Roudebush, 4249 votes behind, refused to concede and urged waiting for official certification. GOP adviser L. Keith Bulen alleged vote fraud. Prosecutor Noble Pearcy would probe. Hartke said many issues drove the win.
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WV Welfare Chief Warns Food Stamp Use Risks State Finances
Charleston based Welfare Commissioner Edwin Flowers warned that rising food stamp use could strain state finances. He cited possible federal cost sharing cuts and suggested West Virginia may face 5 percent payments next year, 10 percent in 1972, and up to 20 percent later, with forecasts of as many as one in twenty residents accepting stamps by next summer.
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West Virginia
Dope peddler elected as Kansas justice of the peace
Phillip C. Hill, 23, won a Kansas justice of the peace seat while admitting to peddling LSD and mescaline and other drugs. He said the job would barely take time, planning to marry people and hear civil cases up to one dollar, and expected scrutiny from officials who doubt his background. He described secrecy as his campaign strategy.
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No Revolution In U S Says Brandeis Psychiatrist
Dr John Speigel director of the Lemburgh Center for the Study of Violence at Brandeis University says bombings are not part of a revolution. He notes media focus on dramatic incidents and cites past cycles of violence resolved by reform and new legislation broadening democracy.
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Veteran Charged With Selling Drugs To School Students
In Mayfield Heights Ohio police arrested a 23 year old Vietnam veteran after he was seen selling a 2.2 pound brick of marijuana to a 15 year old boy near the police station. A large quantity of marijuana pep pills tranquilizers LSD and suspected morphine or heroin was seized from his Mayfield Heights home along with several hundred LSD tablets. The 15 year old is identified as a major drug pusher at Roosevelt Junior High School.
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