Baker emerges as GOP contender for 1976 race
Howard Baker of Tennessee, vice chairman of the Watergate committee, leads a mid-July trial heat against Edward Kennedy with 45 percent to 44 percent and 11 percent undecided among 1972 voters. Other GOP possibilities trail Kennedy in similar tests, including Agnew Reagan Rockefeller and Connally.
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Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Watergate Committee
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Harris
Charles Percy
Illinois
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Agnew
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California
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New York
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Texas
Sam Ervin
Senate
Samuel Dash
Harris survey on college education and income groups
The Harris survey analyzes views of voters under 30 and those earning $15,000 plus. It notes Ervin's strongest support comes from the most sophisticated and affluent segments of the electorate. The Senate committee appears to have left a deep impression.
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Ervin
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Rooftop Gardenist Stewart Mott Grows Fresh Produce on Park Avenue
Stewart Mott, heir to General Motors stock, turns his 14th floor Park Avenue penthouse into a thriving garden. Since 1971 he has expanded to 250 vegetable varieties and 200 decorative plants, hauling in 80 tons of soil with assistants to fill containers from jars to tires.
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New York
Mott
General Motors
Park Avenue
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