Word: colorado
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Colorado's Democratic Governor Richard Lamm, 41, had a case in point. "Norman Thomas in the 1948 campaign went down to the slums of Pittsburgh and knocked on a door. One of the lowest-paid members of our society opened the door, and Norman Thomas introduced himself. And the guy said, 'Oh, you're the son of a bitch who's trying to change our system...
...affair with an office worker in 1969, the greatest interest in the Michigan election was stirred by a proposition to ban throw-away bottles and cans, which make up an increasing proportion of the nation's litter. Disposable-bottle bans are also on the ballot in Colorado and Massachusetts, where approval will bring a deposit of at least 5? on every soft-drink and beer container, and in Maine, where the voters must decide if they want the bottle ban enacted last April by the state legislature to be enforced...
NUCLEAR SAFETY. By far the most important of the environmental issues to be decided at the polls are proposals to impose strict restrictions on the construction of nuclear power plants in Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Ohio, Oregon and Washington. Aware that the defeat of California's nuclear proposition last June may have been caused by fears that existing nuclear plants might have to be shut down, thus causing unemployment and economic loss, environmentalists are concentrating on future nuclear-plant construction. In general their proposals would remove the $560 million federal limit that now exists on the total amount of damages...
STATE FORD CARTER Alabama 9 * Alaska 3 * Arizona 6 * Arkansas 6 * California 45 leaning Colorado 7 * Connecticut 8 * Delaware 3 * Florida 17 * Georgia 12 * Hawaii 4 * Idaho 4 * Illinois 26 * Indiana 13 * Iowa 8 * Kansas 7 * Kentucky 9 * Louisiana 10 * Maine 4 * Maryland 10 * Massachusetts 14 * Michigan 21 * Minnesota 10 * Mississippi 7 * Missouri 12 * Montana 4 * Nebraska 5 * Nevada 3 * New Hampshire 4 * New Jersey 17 * New Mexico 4 * New York 41 * North Carolina 13 * North Dakota 3 * Ohio 25 leaning Oklahoma 8 * Oregon 6 leaning Pennsylvania 27 * Rhode Island 4 * South Carolina 8 * South Dakota 4 * Tennessee 10 * Texas...
...solid leads in Arizona, Utah, Wyoming and Idaho. Alaska, Washington and Montana tilt toward Ford. New Mexico, which has voted for the winner in every presidential election since it entered the Union in 1912, is too close to call, with perhaps 16% of the voters still undecided. Nevada, Colorado and Oregon are also dead heats. So is the biggest prize of all-California...