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...open meeting last Monday, called to discuss the new CAP report, Steve Goldberg, a doctoral student at the Ed School, briefly raised the question of legitimacy of the reform process as perceived and understood by the students. He questioned whether there can be an "informed response" to the CAP report after such short notice on its release...
...YORK. Leading the Republican ticket, and the nation's big spenders, was New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Rockefeller, who faced no primary, spent between $7,000,000 and $10 million to win re-election to a fourth term. His Democratic opponent, Arthur Goldberg, spent $2,000,000; Conservative Paul Adams ran on a miserly bankroll that totaled just $50,000. With the Democratic primary expense of unsuccessful Howard Samuels ($1,000,000) added in, the Governor's chair in Albany this year bore a $12-million price...
Still a small minority, the Conservatives had a serious chance this year because of several fortuitous circumstances: Jim Buckley's intelligence and sun-dappled personality plus the nearly identical liberal positions of Republican Senator Charles Goodell and Democratic Candidate Richard Ottinger. In addition, the Democrats were burdened with Arthur Goldberg as gubernatorial candidate. His feckless campaign lent no strength whatever to Ottinger...
Simplistic Solutions. Agnew's blunderbuss assaults on "radical liberals" have infuriated thoughtful moderates. New York's Mayor John Lindsay, who split with his party to back Democrat Arthur Goldberg against Nelson Rockefeller, observed last week that the 1970 campaign "has spread a cloud of suspicion and mistrust over our whole nation." He added: "Men with great power and high office make headlines that stir fears rather than rally hopes. They have charged that opposition to their policies somehow is an incitement to unrest and violence. That charge is incredible...
Republican Governor Nelson Rockefeller, who gave Goodell little support during the campaign, won handily over former Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg-and "Dump Johnson" architect, Rep. Allard Lowenstein, lost in a district that has been redrawn since his election two years...