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Grass Roots vs. Back Room
Holtzer, Susan | February 8, 1971 issue

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The author discusses political issues related to Michigan. In 1972, Michigan may be one of the major battlegrounds of the persistent attack on the American two-party system. In this state, conservatives and liberals will both mount. Outgoing Republican state Senator, Robert Huber, had begun to shape his conservative organization even before he was defeated by Lenore Roniney for his party's Senatorial nomination last summer. The liberal entry in Michigan was created by Democratic dissidents led by Zolton Ferency, Ferency is perhaps only politician in Michigan with a dedicated personal following. The article analyzes impact of Ferency on the politics of Michigan.

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MICHIGAN -- Politics & government; HUBER, Robert; FERENCY, Zolton; POLITICAL parties; LIBERALISM; MICHIGAN; UNITED States
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