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Document:LP News 1973 May-June Issue 14 (view source)
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130 people turned out to hear featured speakers [[John Hospers]] and [[W.H. Hutt]]; other speakers included [[Mike Holmes]], [[D. Frank Robinson]], [[Jerry Millett]], [[Dave Nolan]], and [[Evan Soule]]. [[Texas Convention 1973|TLP's 1973 State Convention]] is set for June 2, with National LP Chairman [[Susan Nolan]] tentatively slated as the keynote speaker. TLP has also expressed interest in hosting the [[National Convention 1974|'74 National LP Convention]]. | 130 people turned out to hear featured speakers [[John Hospers]] and [[W.H. Hutt]]; other speakers included [[Mike Holmes]], [[D. Frank Robinson]], [[Jerry Millett]], [[Dave Nolan]], and [[Evan Soule]]. [[Texas Convention 1973|TLP's 1973 State Convention]] is set for June 2, with National LP Chairman [[Susan Nolan]] tentatively slated as the keynote speaker. TLP has also expressed interest in hosting the [[National Convention 1974|'74 National LP Convention]]. | ||
[[Libertarian Party of Washington|WASHINGTON LP]] has its convention scheduled for May 25-27, Membership is edging toward the 100 mark, and the 100th member will receive a bottle of champagne (as will the current member who brings in Number 100). Convention attendance is expected to be well above 100; speakers will include [[John Hospers|Dr. Hospers]], [[Tonie Nathan]], and (via tape) [[Steve Symms]] and [[Roger MacBride]]. Among proposals slated for discussion at the convention is a ballot initiative to phase out the public school system one grade at a time, starting at the bottom; other proposals include support for a state lottery and the [[Liberty Amendment]] (gets around, doesn't it). | [[Libertarian Party of Washington|WASHINGTON LP]] has its [[Washington Convention 1973|convention scheduled for May 25-27]], Membership is edging toward the 100 mark, and the 100th member will receive a bottle of champagne (as will the current member who brings in Number 100). Convention attendance is expected to be well above 100; speakers will include [[John Hospers|Dr. Hospers]], [[Tonie Nathan]], and (via tape) [[Steve Symms]] and [[Roger MacBride]]. Among proposals slated for discussion at the convention is a ballot initiative to phase out the public school system one grade at a time, starting at the bottom; other proposals include support for a state lottery and the [[Liberty Amendment]] (gets around, doesn't it). | ||
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