It was printed in a state-wide paper - one that was put on all desks in the state senate chambers ;o)
I happened to be in the capitol bldg the next day, to meet our minority senate leader for lunch - his office was just outside the chamber doors. I was walking down the hall, just about to go into this office when the 'card carrying socialist' Senate majority leader came out of the chamber doors. I held my breath as he passed me, then stopped dead in his tracks and turned to look at me.
I was now in heels, nice suit, make up and hair in place - unlike when I infiltrated their meeting, looking like one of them : borrowed beat up son's jacket, hair in long braid, no makeup, etc.
He got a puzzled look on his face and then, apparently decided I wasn't the one he saw at the meeting..and continued on his way.
I am going to try to find the article - unfortunately, it was in 1981 - before computers and file storage - and the paper shut down 20 years ago...no archives to access.
But I am going to try to find a copy in my boxes/files somewhere...I'd like to mail it to Rush et al
That would be truly valuable and TOTALLY cool!
Go to your local library and ask for an inter-library loan from the Library of Congress for the microfilm of your old newspaper from the approx. dates you're thinking of. I'm am almost certain the Library will have it.