Navy halts replacing sailors with civilians on shore posts
San Diego AP reports Vice Admiral Dick H. Guinn commander of naval personnel says no more expansion of civilian workers on shore jobs at the expense of sailors. The Navy will preserve sailor staffing levels and maintain current manpower balance.
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Reeves County Voters Back Reelection With Courteous Support
The statement reflects Reeves County residents reaffirming support for an incumbent whose campaign and public service are marked by courtesy and continued confidence in leadership. The message appears to focus on the respectful tone of reelection rhetoric.
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on gender and fashion
The column quips about why the best looking gals avoid pants suits and debates the line between broadminded and broad minded, noting a woman inventing the automatic clutch and the trouble stereotypes cause at home.
Undecided Elections Undecided Races in Congress and States
AP rounds up undecided races after Tuesday's elections. Senate results show Hartke leading Roudebush in Indiana by 3 698 votes with a recount likely. Kentucky's 3rd District favors Mazzoli by 114 votes with absentee ballots pending. Michigan Milliken leads Levin by 88 587 votes as Maine Curtis holds a 702 vote edge over Erwin. Rhode Island Licht leads DeSimone by 2 710 votes with recount under way.
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Split Decision Highlights 1970 Senate Races and 1972 Outlook
The piece notes Democratic gains in state legislatures and party leadership, with Muskie in Maine and Kennedy and Humphrey retaining seats. It details redistricting battles, Nixon’s late campaign impact, and Republican hopes dimming as Democrats secure a base for 1972. Nixon and Agnew react to results, while Buckley and Bentsen emerge as ideological indicators.
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