Wallace Seeks Unprecedented Fourth Term In Alabama
Four states hold primaries as former Alabama Governor George Wallace campaigns for a comeback. Wallace faces Lt. Gov. George McMillan and House Speaker Joe McCorquodale amid questions on race, health, and a potential runoff. Ohio? none.
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Mike Silverman
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
Dennis DeConcini
Florida
Bob Graham
Lawton Chiles
Connecticut
William O’neill
Lowell Weicker
Wallace
George McMillan
Joe McCorquodale
Fob James
Maryland
Montgomery
Emory Folmar
Reagan pushes to sustain veto on 14.2B spending bill
President Reagan presses Congress to sustain his veto and pass a clean supplemental spending bill to avoid more federal layoffs. Speakes says 19,000 IRS workers and some Labor Board and Secret Service staff face potential cuts as Congress weighs overriding the veto. A House vote is set after Labor Day recess.
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Donald A. Davis
Santa Barbara, Calif
White House
Larry Speakes
Internal Revenue Service
Federal Labor Relations Board
Secret Service
Reagan
Speakes
California
Congress
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Total merald Co Bea Second Class York 495
A fragment from a USPS or postal record shows a line with total amount, class, and city details. The readable items include references to totals, class designation, and locations such as York and Syracuse, suggesting a billing or staging entry.
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York
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