Typical Vice Presidential Candidate Pattern From Congressional Quarterly
Portrait outlines a 55-year-old New York lawyer and Methodist with British ancestry as common traits among past vice presidential nominees. It notes current contenders like Agnew Connally Rockefeller Reagan and Muskie, compares ages, careers, religions, and ethnic roots, and highlights that most nominees have been lawyers and legislators.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Congress
New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
California
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Agnew
Connally
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
John C. Breckinridge
Senate
House
Humphrey, Muskie
Henry M. Jackson
George McGovern
South Dakota
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Wilbur D. Mills
Arkansas
Shirley Chisholm
Rockefeller
Reagan
McCarthy
McGovern
Rep. Chisholm
Yesteryear
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
National Union
Edward Everett
Constitutional Union Party
Muskie
William E. Miller
Kennedy
Hartke
Charles Curtis
Joseph T. Robinson
Dear Abby column letters reveal awkward Christmas gift missteps
A reader asks how to handle Gramps inappropriate advances after a Christmas gift. Abby advises facing the husband, while a second letter recounts a cunning gift hoax and the fallout with Joyce. A student’s open election prompts a Rabbi Hillel quote on civic duty.
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Price Jump Smaller Than Expected
Washington reports December wholesale prices rose eight tenths of 1 percent after the wage price freeze ended. The increase is lower than expected, led by boosts in farm products and coal. The index rose to 115.4 percent of the 1967 level, about 4 percent above a year earlier. The Pay Board may delay decisions on wage controls and a proposed $1.90 hourly exemption.
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Washington
Nixon
Hebert Stein
Council of ‘Economic Advisers
Bureau
Stein
Aflcio United Transportation Union
George H. Boldt
Cost of Living Council
Congress
Virginia Lawyers Seek Rent Withholding From Tenants
A new Virginia Legal Aid package asks the General Assembly to allow rent withholding when a dwelling is certified by a city or state agency as unfit for human habitation. The proposal includes criminal penalties for landlords who shut off utilities to evict, deposits in secure accounts, and anti-retaliatory eviction protections.
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Richmond
Lawyers For the Poor
General Assembly
Virginia Legal Aid Association
Kurt Berggren
Legal Aid Society of
Roanoke Valley
John C. Towler
Roanoke
Berggren
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Jackson
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