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Sold with this guarantee by: MAY'S REXALL DRUGS 4400 West Route 120 PAGE 10-PLAINDEALEK-WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1973 KWS REPORT Agnew & 1976- Rockefteller- Women's Rights- Ten To Go- W ASHING TON, D .C .-Vice President Spiro Agnew »s statements in recent weeks indicate he seeks to estab­ l i s h a n i m a g e s o m e w h a t more to the left than has been his traditional political niche. ' In interview answers to avowed liberals recently, his statements have stress­ ed his view that his politi­ cal shading is not reaction­ ary, in fact is often in the m i d d l e o f t h e p o l i t i c a l spectrum. There's little doubt that Agnew, if nominated by the Republicans in 1976. will be up against a considerable body of public opinion hold­ ing that he is highly conser­ vative if not reactionary. It's this segment of the voting public to which Agnew has recently been addressing himself. And only if a Republican candi­ date captures middle-of-the- road America can he hope to win a presidential elec­ tion. There are already many in the G.O.P. who believe their 1976 chances hing on the nomination of someone considered to be more of a moderate or middle roader. The name often heard in this connection is Governor Nelson Rockefeller of New York. John Connally of Texas is often named by President Nixon as a possible G.O.P. candidate, even though Con­ nally is not yet a Republi­ can. Even if the Texan is in G.O.P. ranks by 1974, his political image is about the same as Vice President Agnew's. The White House is offi­ cially backing the so-called women's equal rights amend­ ment, which now requires the ratification of ten more states to be* law. There are, however, some in the executive branch and many on Capital Hill who feel ratification is certain to open a large can of worms, and end many of the traditional special privi­ leges women enjoy in this country. 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