McGovern May Ditch O'Brien In Presidential Bid
Senator George McGovern indicated he may replace Democratic National Chairman Lawrence O'Brien and even consider a female successor such as Jean Westwood if he secures the nomination. He backed away from a broad guaranteed income plan, proposing tax credits instead, and discussed campaign staffing changes for a fall effort. He claimed substantial delegate support, then had figures refined by aides, with total pledged votes around the 1,470 mark and several new commitments from delegates across multiple states. The piece also notes pheasant concerns in New York due to mowing schedules, with solutions suggested to protect nesting hens.
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Attorneys general urged to curb prison inmate suits
Stateline Nevada report says state AGs should heed civil rights suit trends targeting prisons. California deputy Nelson Kempsky warns judges risk due process bias as prison life practicalities enter legal battles. Wisconsin Atty Mary Bowman cites 1964 Civil Rights Act as basis for attacks. Illinois corrections director Peter Bensinger calls for a dedicated deputy AG per state to counter jailhouse lawyers and civil liberties groups.
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