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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1971
Page
5
Rep Jerome Waldie of California says he will push to eliminate the Congressional seniority system entirely and continues reform efforts after noting improvement from a four year gap since the first reform bill. He is mentioned as a gubernatorial candidate in 1974.
Dr Ward explains migraine as the most prevalent headache, detailing onset, symptoms such as eye pressure, mood decline, throbbing pain, sensitivity to light, nausea, and potential progression with recurring attacks. He cites nerve pressure at the skull base as a cause and notes modern treatments offer best results though no pill offers lasting relief.
United Republicans of California adopted a resolution urging Rep. Paul McCloskey Jr. to resign from the GOP and his seat amid internal party conflict over his impeachment dialogue. Delegates to the 9th Annual UROC Convention voted 138 to 120. The convention also tabled an anti Nixon measure amid debate. Reagan urged unity behind Nixon in 1972.
Berkeley UPI McCloskey concedes many constituents oppose his feud with Nixon over Vietnam and notes a split among Republicans. He estimates more than half in his district back his views, and says party loyalty should not stifle debate. He spoke to Sierra Club officers, defending Nixon policies though desiring deeper commitment in some areas.
The advertisement claims free access to U S government tar figures for cigarettes and promotes Carlton as having far lower tar than 99 9 percent of brands It asks readers to mail name and address to a New York box for mailing a copy and mentions a tobacco company contact at Grand Central Station
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