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Show ; y vyW rr TVo iresnmen B.eep Liberal voter altera ij-cm- By Matt Pir.kus Congressional Quarterly - WASHINGTON The-7- 3 House Democratic freshmeo, whose arrival last year forced out three senior committee chairmen and energized the chambers liberal activists, held to their liberal voting pattern in 1976 even while many campaigned successfully in their districts as fiscal conservatives. Of 78 freshmen who to new sought terms In the House, at least 75 were successful Their return to the new Congress in January guarantees a Democratic majority of a least 2 to 1. And the addition of 47 coalition support. these Hightower, 87; opponents were liberal 88; were Hall, Amoung who supported it 95 percent of the time; English, McDonald, 86; Lloyd, 84. The coalitions major Northerners such as arz, who went against the coalition 95 percent of the .,'- t - Thp Salt Lake TrRK?, Tbaisdav. November r J x - : -- ty jit ,y : ' - t1L i v, ik pfTl S ' v V: & .'T., .. incoming Democratic freshmen should provide easy sailing for manv of President Jimmy Carter's legislative giyjeiptfp - uieuuuiS great winter gift idea. This special fleece lined, side zip, dress boot is a Florsheim exclusive. In dark 7 si? r ;.n.t m brown only. ' $49.85 jjjy-- - f prop-rPsal- Shop nightly tilt 9 P.M. at all three Arthur Frank Locations. The voting pattern of the class of 1974 did not J differ so drastically from that of senior members jas it had in 1975, even the freshmen j though .tended again this year to be more supportive of i I Democratic -- Quarterly jstudy. Fashion Place open Sunday noon till 5 p.m. 4 positions land less likely to vote with the conservative of southern Demo-Jcrt- s and Republicans. i Party Unity The freshmen voted .along with more senior Democrats and against a majority of Republicans on 72 percent of party unity votes in 1976, according to a Congressional tn A v;- ; "ir'ni'iu .1 rl Florsheim rt' J 3 by vJ 41 A 25, 1373 -v-7 r;r !' KThe ;A v. .V'-' . time; Oberstar, 92; Richmond and James II. Scheuer, N.Y., SO; and Mineta, 88. .Mm : t V BOURBON SUPREMACY f: ,;c;v v Florsheim Shoe Dept. Arthur Frank 140 So. Main, S.L.C., 84101 c'o Please send the boots described above at $49.95 s". Bourbon Supreme Eagle Bottle Check mature, mellow bourbon available year round in the beautiful Eagle Bottle. Gently aged for 6 years. Bottled at a full 90 proof. The golden eagle, emblazoned on the bottle, is your assurance of Bourbon Supremacy. 6 Years Old. 90 Proof. n .Democrats voted with the party 64 percent of the time. Both scores .were down slightly from 1975, when House Democrats united in a number of legislative confrontations with President .Ford. ! "Those freshmen who supported the majority .most often this year were Utah residents Add 5 Sales Tax Name Address Charge Card City Expires State Zip Acct. No. CUdk DOWNTOWN James L Obers-Jtar- , Minn., 94 percent; Norman Y. Mineta, Calif., 93; Stephen J. Reps. Fothton Solarz, zn.y., 92; Paid E. .Tsongas, Mass., 90; Helen Meyner, N.J., CHRISTMAS TIME AT JM: MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY 10U0 TO 9 00; SATUPOAY 10 00 TO COTTONWOOD Service Intagrity FASHION PIACE 1904 Sin 10 A.M.-- 9 P.M. 3oh 10 A. M. -- 5:40 P.M. DOWNTOWN; Mon.-Fr- i. FASHION PLACE: Morv-fr- i. 10 A.M.-- 9 P.M. Sot. 10 A.M.-- 6 P.M. Sun. 12-- 5 P.M. COTTONWOOD. Mon.-Fr- i. 10 A.M.-- 6 P.M. Sot. 10 A.M.-- 6 P.M. Proof Straight Bourbon Whiskey. Bourbon Supreme Premium. The American Distilling Co., New York. N Y Fredrick Richmond, N.Y., Richard L. Otting-er- , N.Y. and Herbert E. iHarrissII, Va., ail 89. All but Meyner were reflected easily; she narrowly resisted a Republi- QCharge A voting 6 00. can effort to oust her from a conservative dis- trict she captured from the GOP in 1374. The freshmen least .likely to vote with their Democratic colleagues were all southern conscr-vativeHeading the list was Larry P. McDonald of Georgia, a physician and member of the national council of the John Birch Society. He opposed Democrats on 84 percent of party unity votes. Others who registered strong opposition were Glenn English, Okia., 69; Sam B. Half Jr., Texas, successor to the late Rep. Wright Patman, 68; Jack Hightower, Texas, 59; and Marilyn I JMSH1H1S TO TIEUPFOB if01 LlfllE OIFT EfPIHS HSf 1 13 TO 12 OFF5 Lloyd, Tenn.,56. 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