In 1972, Howe offered two resolutions, which called for President Richard Nixon to "use the full weight and power" of his office to immediately withdraw British troops from six counties in Northern Ireland and urged the United States government to protest the political division of Ireland. When Howe took the floor to speak, she was interrupted by members of the Irish Republican Aid Committee, who were then escorted out by court officers.[2]
In 1985, Howe cosponsored a proposal to increase the basic welfare payment to a mother with two children from $388 to $415 a month.[3]
marie, howe, this, article, about, massachusetts, politician, poet, marie, howe, early, feminist, organizer, marie, jenney, howe, marie, elizabeth, howe, american, politician, served, massachusetts, house, representatives, from, 1965, 1988, representing, 31st,. This article is about Massachusetts politician For the poet see Marie Howe For the early feminist organizer see Marie Jenney Howe Marie Elizabeth Howe is an American politician who served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives from 1965 to 1988 representing the 31st Middlesex district of Massachusetts as a Democrat 1 Marie E HoweMember of the Massachusetts House of Representatives from the 31st Middlesex districtIn office 1965 1988Personal detailsNationalityAmericanPolitical partyDemocraticResidence s Somerville Massachusetts U S ProfessionPolitician Contents 1 Career 2 Personal life 3 See also 4 ReferencesCareer editHowe served in the Massachusetts House of Representatives from 1965 to 1988 representing the 31st Middlesex district of Massachusetts as a Democrat In 1972 Howe offered two resolutions which called for President Richard Nixon to use the full weight and power of his office to immediately withdraw British troops from six counties in Northern Ireland and urged the United States government to protest the political division of Ireland When Howe took the floor to speak she was interrupted by members of the Irish Republican Aid Committee who were then escorted out by court officers 2 In 1985 Howe cosponsored a proposal to increase the basic welfare payment to a mother with two children from 388 to 415 a month 3 Personal life editHowe resided in Somerville Massachusetts See also edit1965 1966 Massachusetts legislatureReferences edit History of Women in the Massachusetts Legislature 1923 2015 Massachusetts Caucus of Women Legislators 2015 Retrieved July 6 2021 IRAC Members Stage Protest At Boston Lewiston Evening Journal Boston Massachusetts February 3 1972 p 25 Retrieved December 16 2023 Bay State House approves budge amendment Record Journal Boston Massachusetts May 22 1985 p 35 Retrieved December 16 2023 Portals nbsp Biography nbsp Massachusetts nbsp Politics Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Marie E Howe amp oldid 1203123356, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
