Humphrey wins Pennsylvania vote in first major primary
In Philadelphia Humphrey tops Pennsylvania with 31 percent, followed by McGovern 24 and Muskie 23 while Wallace draws 19. Massachusetts shows McGovern leading with 40 percent, Muskie 31, Wallace 11, Humphrey 9 as Nixon hardens hold in Republican contests. George Wallace weakens top contenders in both states.
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Weather outlook for Middletown Newburgh Monticello
Mostly sunny with cool conditions continuing today. Highs in mid 40s to low 50s and night lows in mid 20s to low 30s. Thursday brings milder highs mid 50s to low 60s with near zero precipitation chances. Pollutant warnings and rainfall totals for the three towns are also provided.
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Middletown newspaper rates notice from Grange County division
A notice from Grange County Publications Division of Ottawa Newspapers Inc detailing home delivery rates at 9 cents per week and newsstand prices of 15 cents per daily copy 20 cents for Sunday Record, with second class postage paid at Middletown New York and publishing schedule Monday through Saturday excluding certain holidays.
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McCluskey Denounces MTA Hearings Ground Rules
Dutchess County representative Gerard J. McCluskey lampoons the MTA at Stewart runway hearings. He accuses officials of scorn for the public, confusion, vague responses, and overuse of figures. Full hearings, Pages 8-9.
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Dutchess County
Stewart Runway
Sadat says Egypt shifts to Western weapons after USSR trade
President Anwar Sadat announced Egypt has not received all Soviet arms and is now obtaining gear from Western nations. He also said Egypt granted Soviet fleet facilities in the Mediterranean and will visit Moscow at Soviet invitation. Eastern experts forecast a May Moscow summit may yield limited arms accords and broader cultural economic science links.
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AIM cites widespread discrimination in BIA areas
The American Indian Movement cited rampant racial discrimination in the Dakotas Colorado and Nebraska after 50 days of hearings reporting 2755 complaints about mistreatment graft and mismanagement in the Bureau of Indian Affairs area offices It urged Congress to establish an Indian legal redress system.
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UAW delegates back Kennedy for president bid
Delegates at the UAW constitutional convention cheered support for Sen. Edward M. Kennedy to seek the presidency though Kennedy again declined any Democratic nomination. He also criticized Nixon as a prisoner in Vietnam during a pre speech news conference.
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