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TI IE MICHIGAN DAILY

Friday, November 3, 1972


Pa~&TweTve TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY


County commissioner
hopefuls vie in 15th

Rep. candidates clash

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is nevertheless a fierce critic
of HRP.
Describing the party's mem-
bers as "self-styled white,
middle-class radicals," Taylor
blasts HRP on several counts.
First, she challenges the claim
of the party that its meetings
are open to everyone.
Chi man tops
ixon donors
WASHINGTON (P) - Chicago in-
surance man W. Clement Stone
secretly contributed $1 million to
President Nixon's re-election cam-
paign earlier this year, records
disclosed last night showed.
Stone, head of Combined Insur-
ance Co. of America, who report-
edly contributed more than half a
million dollars to Nixon in 1968,
was the biggest donor named in a
list of contributors released by the
Finance Committee to Re-elect the
President.

"A friend of mine tried to get
into an HRP meeting wearing
a McGovern button and he was
told to take it off or leave," Tay-
lor charged.
But her most serious criticisms
of the party deal with what she
calls "the exploitive nature
of HRP." According to Taylor,
by claiming to defend the in-
terests of blacks and other op-
pressed groups without really
understanding those groups,
HRP is simply exploiting issues.
With an impressive background
of social activities, ranging from
involvement with Cesar Chavez,
and the United Farm Workers
to organization tax resistance,
Taylor feels she is better equipp-
ed to work for social reform.
While Taylor and Winning
agree on most other issues, they
clash on the millage proposal
designed to raise money for a
new correctional facility. The
current county jail was recently
condemned.

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ership won't vote for McGovern."
He withdrew the statement when
asked for evidence.
At several points Bullard at-
tempted to go outside the question-
and-answer format and directlyI
challenge Burghardt on a number
of points. A vote was taken and
those in attendance decided to
limit the affair to the original for-
mat.I
The attacks were carried on,
however, through surrogates on
both sides.
Democrdtic party worker Tom
Weider hit Burghardt on the ques-
tion of how HRP candidates will
be kept accountable to the party
when they are selected in an open
primary.
Frank Shoichet, an HRP mem-
ber, charged that Bullard had
printed two types of brochures-
a radical one for student distribu-
tion and a moderate version for
residential areas.
Bullard acknowledged the differ-
ence, but said the clange had been
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made for aesthetic, not political,
reasons.
Weariness from the strain of a
long campaign was evident on the
faces of alltcandidates. The Alice
Lloyd debate followed an earlier
and equally acrimonious event at
Mary Markley, and candidates and
their campaign workers expressed
general relief that the string of
public debates had finally come to
an end.
The last gasp of the campaign
will come on the air in two radio
broadcasts over the week-end.
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