Javits and Buckley to co-chair Nixon reelection
New York senators Javits and Buckley will co chair President Nixon's state reelection campaign in Albany uniting their factions. The move positions both as state organizers while they temporarily set aside differences to support Nixon's bid.
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NYCLU rates legislators on civil liberties in 1972 session
The New York Civil Liberties Union gave four state legislators a 100 percent liberal rating for the 1972 session, all Democrats along with one Republican Sen. Roy M. Goodman of Manhattan. Governor Rockefeller earned 75 percent. A 38 percent overall NYCLU score for the legislature was noted, with criticism of Assemblywoman Constance Cook for an obscenity vote and four Republicans at seven percent.
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Strike approved by Local 1173 at Chevrolet Tonawanda plant
UPI reports Local 1173 of the United Auto Workers, about 3000 members in the metal casting division at the Chevrolet engine plant in Tonawanda, voted 980 in favor and 311 against a strike over unresolved plant issues. The local seeks international approval as Gouverneur Rockefeller launches New York Nixon campaign with Javits Buckley and McHugh leading efforts.
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