Reagan gamble on Schweiker headlines a shifting vp hunt
Reagan reaches left for a running mate choice by naming Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania and presses a Mississippi delegate with a pointed question about Elliot Richardson. The split among conservatives complicates Ford’s position while Reagan claims gains and positions to broaden the party’s base ahead of the fall race.
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Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Ronald Reagan
Mississippi
Ford
Reagan
Elliot Richardson
Schweiker
Clarke Reed
James Edwards
South Carolina
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
William Loeb
Manchester
Northeast
Sen
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Jimmy Carter
Madison Square Garden
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Gerald Ford
Thorns in the federal thicket
Nicholas von Hoffman examines how presidents since Hoover have attempted to restructure the bureaucracy. He notes Nixon’s struggles, cabinet reshuffles, and the expansion of civil service power, arguing the core problem is managing a sprawling executive bureaucracy amid political pressures.
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Richard Nixon
John Ehrlichman
S.o.b.s
Herbert Hoover
Franklin Roosevelt
Ford
Reagan
Carter
United States
Quotes on gender in politics and personal health responsibility
Rep Yvonne Brathwaite Burke argues women have an advantage in running for office while Dr John H Knowles stresses that future American health depends on individual action. The remarks reflect debates on gender and personal accountability in public policy.
Letter questions Potter’s police complaints and Banner’s role
A Letter To The Editor questions retiring public defender David S Potter and his criticism of police tactics. The writer asks how many complaints by arrested subjects were filed through routine channels and questions the Banner’s investigative reporting and authorship of prior articles.
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David S. Potter
Putter
Chief Fox
Savelas
Timothy Corcoran
Selectmen
Reggie Perrott
Public Defender Critique Sparks Debate on Police Probe
Letter from Roy A Sullivan and Reverend Vogell questions probe leadership and local actions. They urge open selectmen meetings, officer interviews, and constructive police ethics while noting prior complaints and park cleanliness near the Methodist Church.
Salvatore joins Adams Clothes Shop as auxiliary tailor
Mark Salvatore of New York City is named to operate an auxiliary tailoring shop at Adams Clothes Shop, a move described by proprietor Frank G. Adams. Salvatore previously ran his own NYC shop and handled all government uniform work at Mineola Field and Camp Upton in 1917 1918.
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Mark Salvatore
New York City
Frank G. Adams
Adams
Salvatore
Mr. Adams
Mineola Field
Camp Upton
Arthur E. Hollister
Bennington
Chamber of Commerce
Brattleboro
Wilmington
Brattleboro Cross- State
Donald E. Webster
Homer H. Webster
Webster
Turkey
Former Hoosick Falls trustee questioned in village job post
Edwin J Schneider Jr writes to protest a Banner report on the Village Highway Department recruitment, alleging misquoting and political motive. He claims his employment history and Navy service were misrepresented and questions why he was not contacted for comment while others were quoted. He cites party politics and calls for scrutiny of hiring practices.
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Hoosick Falls Village
Hoosick Falls
Anne Eisenmenger
Douglas
Shaw
Democratic Party
Banner
Board Party
Dee Shaw
Independent Party
Navy
Bogardus
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Averill Park, N.Y
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Waldo C. Holden
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