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Kentucky Issues
May Be Guidepost
In Fall Election
By JACK STINNETT
LOUISVILLE — The trials and
tribulations of a governor who
takes over in a state normally
controlled by the opposition never
were better demonstrated than
here in Kentucky.
Gov. Simeon S. Willis went in
to office at the end of last year
in the first Republican “landslide”
in more than 20 years. His state
legislature was against him but
not to such an extent that the
governor’s veto wouldn’t unset
the Democratic apple cart.
The result was that when the
first general appropriation bill
came up, the legislature was dead
locked and went home without
acting. The governor wanted free
dom to tap the surplus of some
$11,000,000 that Democratic ad
ministrations had left in the till.
The Democrats wanted a law to
prevent his touching the saving.
Alarmed about the situation
that would leave state schools
without operating funds, the gov
ernor called a special session. The
special session jumped the dash
board, enacted a general appro
priations bill of something over 60
million, and made a compromise
that the governor would be al
lowed to tap three million of the
surplus. The state senate’s 15 Re
publicans went for the compro
mise, in spite of the governor’s
opposition. At this writing, it was
considered certain the lower
house would string along. That
put it up to the govrnor.
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Whether he vetoed the appro
priation bill or didn’t it was likely
to go to the State supreme court
for interpretation of the state con
sitution. Some attorneys here say
that the constitution specifically
provides that no special session
can enact legislation other than
that for which it is called in ses
sion. They argue however that if
the governor signed the bill, the ■
courts might interpret that he
had admitted the special session
was called to enact general ap
propriations as well as special.
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Gov. Willis’ decision on this
matter undoubtedly will have a
lasting effect on the course of pol
itics in Kentucky up to and in-,
eluding the national elections.
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Such as these are purely local
trivia, but don’t think that they
don’t have vital importance when
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the chips are down for a national
eelction. Voters generally cast
their vote for w-hat is most im
portant to them in their states.
Gov. Willis and his Republican
advisers have nad a big load on
heir shoulders. How they dispose
of it may be evaluated in terms
of success or failure at the polls
in November, regardless of who
:s running for President.
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BASEBALL
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Saturday's Games
National League
New York 1-6, Philadelphia 3-1.
Brooklyn 3, Boston 6.
Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 4,
American League
Chicago 5, Detroit 4.
St. Louis 2, Cleveland 13.
Boston 7, New York 9.
Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles 7, Sacramento 2.
Oakland 3, San Diego 0.
Hollywood 9, Seattle 5.
Portland 5, San Francisco 1.
American League
Detroit 8, Chicago 2.
Washington 5, Philadelphia 2.
National League
St. Louis 12, Cincinnati 1.
Sunday's Games
Pacific Coast League
Portland 2, San Francisco 1.
Seattle 6, Hollywood 5.
Los Angeles 4, Sacramento 3.
Oakland 6, San Diego 3.
American League
St. Louis 8-2, Cleveland 7-1.
Tew York 7, Boston 1.
Washington 8-4, Philadelphia
4-3.
Chicago 7-3, Detroit 2-7.
National League
Pittsburgh 0-1, Chicago 1-0.
Cincinnati 2-3, St. Louis 4-2.
Brooklyn 4-8, Boston 8-5.
Philadelphia 6, New York 2.
New York 6, Philadelphia 3.
Pacific Coast League
Portland 5, San Francisco 2.
Oakland 5, San Diego 0.
Seattle 4, Hollywood 1.
Los Angeles 3, Sacramento 1.
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staged a four-run rally, with three
hits aided by two Portland errors.
The series are tied two-all.
Marty Martinez, 17-year-old
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Squire Ray Primm, veteran Los
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