Senator Is A Phony Says Editorial On Bayh Record
Editorial argues Senator Birch Bayh is hypocritical on equal rights and pay. It cites 1970 ERA protests, later hearings, and alleged in-office pay discrimination between male and female staff. The piece urges Hoosiers to scrutinize his integrity and voting record.
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United States
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
NOW
National Organization of Women
Senate
Washington
Jack Anderson
California to give back surplus via rebates and tax credits
California lawmakers approved an $800 million surplus plan with a $721 million refund the largest of its kind in the nation and a temporary one cent sales tax cut. Tax credits will reach 20 percent for many earners and up to 100 percent for those earning $8000 or less, while pundits note the public favors returning money to taxpayers over spending. Governor Ronald Reagan hailed the move, contrasting it with Indiana's situation and urging restraint from legislators.
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California
Sunshine
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Indiana
Brief and final questions in Watergate hearings
Senators described three brief questions and one final inquiry but proceeded with extended lines of questioning. Weicker and Inouye assured witnesses of short queries, yet many questions followed, revealing that nothing in the Watergate hearings was truly brief or final in this time frame.
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Senate Watergate Committee
Lowell Weicker
Rconn
Sen
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
At Wits End and the Credit Card Dream
A surreal recounting of a nightmare about four vital things including a baby sitter ledger and a credit card. The narrator exaggerates the card's power and savor, describing a world where money fades and consumer debt dominates daily life with a dark humor tone.
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Wawa
Hayakawa Speaks- The Man Who Became Japanese
An overview of Jesse Kushaulua later DaiGoro Takamiyama, the American who trained in Japan and won the Emperor's Cup to become grand sumo champion in 1972. The piece contrasts sumo’s deep Japanese culture with foreign adoption, praising his gaman and noting Japanese views on nationality and identity.
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Jesse Esraula
Baldwin High School
Maui
Japan
Jesse
Daigoro Takamiyama
Takamiyama
Kodansha
Jesse Kushaulua
John Wheeler
Kahaulua
Hawaii
America
Forest Hills Rezoning Debate Draws Mixed Views in Anderson
Reader Manilyn Gallagher contends that about 50 remonstrators at a meeting include many supporters of the Redington property project. She argues planned design features like cul de sacs reduce density and improve roads, while critics fear disorganized development and loss of neighborhood beauty near Madison Avenue Cross Street Greenbriar and Van Buskick Heights.
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Forest Hills
Reddington
van Buskick Heights
Hickory
N. Madison Avenue
Cross Street
Greenbriar
Anderson
Hickory Estates
Madison Avenue
Suez
Manilyn Gallagher
Legislators in Washington Listings and Room Numbers
A scrambled roster lists Senate and House members with room numbers in the Washington D C complex. Names include Hartke Bayh Dennis Hillis and other unidentified figures alongside office addresses and building designations.
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Washington Senate
Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D. C
Ren
Biren E. Bayh Jr
Washington, D.C
House
David W. Dennis
Longworth
Merman OW Bain Ahtieg P
Elwood i Hillis
Feria
Barry Goldwater in Washington Hope for Vice Presidency
A columnist notes talk of a Nixon successor and cites Barry Goldwater as a widely respected potential president. It contrasts 1964 views of Goldwater as dangerous with today’s more conservative mood and his continued staunch stance on national defense and Watergate accountability.
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Agnew
Maryland
Spiro
Washington
Nixon
Senate
Arizona
Capitol Hil
Senator Goldwater
Capitol Hill
Goldwater
Aliona
Lower South
Barry Roldwater
Saturday Evening Post
Life
Senator Goldewater
Nator
Watergate
Hrim
Frank
Phoenix
Gen
Fea, Corp
Buchanan's Watergate critique seals Ervin panel fails
Patrick J. Buchanan delivers a blistering Watergate takedown at the Ervin Committee hearings, shredding the Democratic lineup, with Samuel Dash and others facing sharp scrutiny. The piece argues Nixon aides displayed flawed judgment, while Buchanan’s performance underscored public disillusion and political theater.
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Erwin Committee
New York City
Patrick 4
Buchanan
Samuel Dash
Banana Republic Grows as Agnew Scandal Looms in U S
Phillips Survey examines the Watergate era mood in Washington as Agnew faces possible impeachment and Congress risks a broader reckoning. The piece argues the United States edges toward Banana Republic status, with entrenched payoffs, influence peddling, and a shifting center of scrutiny toward Capitol Hill.
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Washington
RFS
Nicaragua
Ghana
France
Spiro Agnew
His
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Pat Buchanan
Nixon
Agnew
Baltimore Grand Jury
House of Representatives
House
Congress
U.S
Capitol Hill
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