Ballot Propositions and Amendments on November Ballot
Voters face yes or no on two propositions and nine amendments including Prop 12 on county reapportionment and board name change, a $200 million outdoor recreation bonds plan, and multiple debt, voting residency, education lottery, absentee registration, and judge retirement age amendments. Syracuse Onondaga County context noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Board of Supervisors
U.S. Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Buffalo
Court of Appeals
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An advertisement promotes SERUTAN as an all vegetable laxative for people over 35. It claims the product is a natural concentrate from fruits and vegetables that safely aids constipation by providing bulk and moisture to support peristalsis and gentle intestinal stimulation.
Seven candidates back out in voting age to 18
Central New York candidates for delegate to the 1967 State Constitutional convention pledge to support lowering the voting age from 21 to 18. John A. Kane Jr. leads the group, joined by Mayor William F. Walsh and others in the 45th and 46th districts. Kane cites three reasons: duty to those who may fight in Vietnam, growing 18 to 21 employment and maturity, and better education and civic awareness among youths.
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New York
John A. Kane Jr
William F. Walsh
Walsh
John H. Hughes
Thad L. Collum
Board of Regents
Janet Hill Gordon
Norwich
United States
Kane
Viet Nam
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