Primaries At A Glance In Michigan And Maryland
Detroit and Baltimore provide at a glance primary details with voter counts hours and candidate lists. Michigan features 4.1 million eligible voters and 1.2 million expected to participate with Democrats Humphrey McGovern Wallace Chisholm Muskie Jackson Hartke and Republicans Nixon McCloskey. Delegates total 132 Democratic and 48 Republican with 5 percent threshold. Maryland lists 1,163,579 Democrats and 426,461 Republicans with cross over voting not permitted. Delegates total 53 Democratic and 2 per district Republican.
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Detroit
Michigan
Hubert H. Humphrey
George McGovern
George C. Wallace
Shirley Chisholm
Edmund S
Baltimore
Maryland
Edmund §. Muskie
Wilbur D. Mills
Samuel Yorty
Henry M. Jackson
John V. Lindsay
Patsy Mink
George Mc
Hijackers Total 188 In 11 Years
Washington AP report shows over 11 years 188 people hijacked 142 U S planes with 105 still fugitives. Volpe notes nine of last 16 attempts ended in hijacker capture or death and crimes declined from 1969 to 1971. Beggs says courts have been responsive but trials take long. Since 1961 first hijack, 37 hijackers convicted with sentences up to 25 years.
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Washington (Ap
U.S
Federal Aviation Administration
Transportation
John A. Volpe
Volpe
James M. Beggs
Beggs
Odessa Students Chosen for Texas Nuclear Symposium
Three Odessa area students LuAnn Hood from Permian High School Louis Mancha from Ector High School and Brad Poorman from Odessa High School along with their teacher D R Johnson of Permian have been selected to attend the 12th Texas Nuclear Science Symposium at the University of Texas at Austin June 5 8 Texas Electric Service Co a sponsor and member of the Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation helps fund the trip The event is hosted with UT Austin and the Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation and Texas Electric Service Co are co sponsors
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Odessa
University of Texas At Austin
Texas Electric Service Co
Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation
LuAnn Hood
Permian
Louis Mancha
Ector
Brad Poorman
D. R. Johnson
Farm Exports Boom Despite Dock Strikes in 1970-71
U S Agriculture Department reports farm export value from July to March at 5.97 billion, up 1 percent from a year earlier, with potential to top a 7.8 billion record for 1970-71 if dock disruptions are avoided. Gains in cotton, tobacco, soybeans, dairy, cattle hides, fruits and vegetables drive the rise while grains and flaxseed fall. West Coast ports faced closures July to October and again January to February, with Gulf and Atlantic ports also affected.
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Washington
U.S
Agriculture Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
West Coast
Gulf and Atlantic
Horse Show Winners Highlight Lea County Event
Dubby Jet a Quarter Horse gelding owned by Janice Swinney of Odessa took reserve champion halter at the Lea County 4 H Show with 420 entries from West Texas and New Mexico. Grand champion gelding halter owned by Trey McClung of Cochran County. other halter winners include Debbie Jones of Tatum and K Lynn Boyer of Lamesa. Senior high point performance horse owned by Kathy Gordon of Hobbs with reserve to Debbie Jones. Grand junior high performance horse owned by Russ Gray of Loving. reserve junior high goes to Michelle Jones of Tatum. A horse owned by Cindy Karns of Midland earned top points at halter and performance. The event notes and broader listings dominate, with many named owners and regional ties.
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Lovington
N. M
Janice Swinney
Headlee Road
Odessa
Lea County
4H Council
Ector County
Lea
Russ Gray
Loving
N.M
Michelle Jones
Tatum
Olga's Freedom Front bra design causes new fit debate
Olga unveils the Freedom Front with a flexible window between cup sides allowing a tailored fit for every figure type. The innovation promises comfort and adjustable support as shoppers weigh its practicality and potential impact on bra design.
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Olga
Marfa Youth Garners FFA Honors at Area II Meet
Gene Gibbons of Marfa FFA was named Area II president at the convention in Snyder. The Marfa unit earned the Golden Emblem Chapter of Area II for top activity points and a Star Award second year for James Steen. Dr. Charles W. Edwards received the honorary Lone Star Award. Rita Perry was named Area II FFA Sweetheart. Sammy Hernandez won the Farm Hackery Award. Texas Electric Service Co. award went to Grand Falls with Stanton second. About 300 contestants from Sweetwater to El Paso and Marfa to Lubbock competed.
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Sammy Hernandez
Stanton
FFA
Texas Electric Service Co
Grand Falls
Sweetwater
el Paso
Marfa
Lubbock
Quotes on violence and politics across the Wallace shooting
The Associated Press quotes Evangelist Billy Graham and Senators Frank Church Robert Byrd on violence in politics after the Wallace shooting. Graham condemns sensationalism while Church and Byrd discuss sanity, savagery, and the path to ending war without solely withdrawing forces.
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Associated Press
Billy Graham
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Frank Church
Didaho
Wallace
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
Senate
Marfa Beauty Crowned Queen at Lions Convention
Coleen Wail daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Wail of Marfa was named queen of District 2T3 of Lions International at a convention in El Paso She will travel to Dallas in June to compete for the state queen title A Maria High School senior and valedictorian she is also a member of Outstanding Teen-Agers of America and was chosen as outstanding student honoree by the West Texas Chamber of Commerce
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Dendricie Henderson
Jeff ¥ Henderson
J. Fred Lalanne
Marfa High School
Shee
UT Austa
Marfa
Coleen Wail
Jay Wail
Lions International
el Paso
Dallas
Miss Wall
Maria High School
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White House
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Palo Alto, Calif
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University of Texas
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