Stans denies GOP fund-raising total and Wisconsin primary moves
Maurice Stans, appointed as Nixon campaign fundraiser, rejects reports of a 30 million dollar GOP war chest and says the treasury is about 2 million. The piece also notes Wisconsin primary filings with 13 Democrats and 3 Republicans, and lists prominent candidates and endorsements shaping the 1972 race.
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Henry M. Jackson
George McGovern
Edmund S. Muskie
Wilbur D. Mills
Alabama
George Wallace
John V. Lindsay
Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Eugene J. McCarthy
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Paul N. McCloskey
Ashbrook
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Ohio
Leland M. Kaiser
Atherton
Calif
Overtime Costs Rise for Apollo 16 Repairs
CAPE KENNEDY The space agency estimates overtime to repair Apollo 16s damaged fuel tank will cost 290 009. A small group of engineers began the extra work late last week and should finish in the first week of March. The fuel tank was damaged during a routine test.
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Reagan Attacks Nixon Welfare Reform Plan
Reagan denounces Nixon's welfare reform including the guaranteed income provision as a giant step toward a welfare state. He supports limited work requirements and tax rebates while Ribicoff calls for testing before nationwide enactment. AFL-CIO backs nationwide guaranteed income. debate centers on work incentives and program scope.
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National Health Insurance
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White House
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D-La
Wallace Bennett
Utah
Ziegler
Afl-Cio
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Labor Organization
Labor
Schlesinger to Speak at Gonzaga University
Arthur M. Schlesinger former adviser to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson will lecture at Gonzaga University on April 20 as the first speaker in a new series. He holds the Albert Schweitzer Professorship at CUNY and is a two time Pulitzer Prize winner for his writings on American history and culture.
New License Ruling OK'd by Idaho Regulators
Idaho's Department of Law Enforcement adopts new liquor license rules to curb license speculation. Top applicants must take a license when available or drop to the bottom. offshore by sales of licenses remain possible but costly. Court reviews on city by population license limits also underway.
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Boise Narcotics Division to Close
Boise Police Chief John R. Church and Ada County Sheriff Paul W. Bright announce the disbanding of the City-County Narcotics Division due to funding shortfalls. The county would not provide the requested 30 percent of costs or another officer, ending a joint operation with Boise City and the sheriff’s office reducing manpower and finances. The sheriff will continue limited narcotics work and coordinate with Boise City Police as possible. The move is described as a setback for drug control efforts.
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