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==Elections== | |||
Harry Browne was nominated for the second time to be the [[Libertarian Party]] presidential candidate. Other candidates for nomination included [[Don Gorman]], [[Barry Hess]], and [[David Hollist]]. He was on the ballot in 49 states, with an alternate Libertarian presidential candidate on the ballot in Arizona, [[L. Niel Smith]]. | |||
==Deaths== | |||
[[Peter McWilliams]], 14 June, by judicial order | |||
==Party Offices== | |||
[[Jim Lark]] succeeds [[David Bergland]] as national chair. | |||