Carter proposes on election day registration and direct vote
The Carter administration urged Congress to allow same day voter registration and to amend the constitution for direct popular election of president and vice president. Mondale outlined a broad election law revision including public financing and Hatch Act liberalization. He cited Minnesota's 1976 election day registrations and projected costs up to 15.5 million dollars. Reps Brademas and Thompson promote universal voter registration for federal elections with 20 cents per ballot to pay costs. Minnesota and Wisconsin already use simplified registration with positive results.
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Gandhi election shift and regional party gains shape India’s new government
India’s political turmoil continues as Mrs. Gandhi and her cabinet resigns under caretaker rule while Janata and allied groups win a large parliamentary lead. Desai, veteran Janata figure, emerges as potential prime minister amid unclear succession.
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OVRDC Aims for State Certification and New Project
The Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission seeks state certified status as a Regional Planning and Development Organization. In 1977 officers were re elected with Clark Alexander as chair and Joe Barsotti as vice chair. Reports covered ERDA expansion and federal funding. John Weber resigned as public information officer. a new access road project for Merrillatt Industries in Jackson was added to the work program.
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Court Rules Tire Grading System Plausible for Consumers
The Supreme Court let stand a lower court ruling upholding a DOT tire grading plan requiring manufacturers to attach government test results for tread wear traction and temperature. The program is projected to cost $46 million annually to suppliers and about 23 cents per tire.
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