Judge Grants Temporary Injunction Over Belgian Machine Guns
Judge June Green blocks Army from buying Belgian tank machine guns, buying time for GAO protest review of possible procurement law violations. She critiques Army tardiness and notes Maremont Corp as the sole U S producer, urging fair consideration and noting suspicions of a broader deal influencing the F 16 contract.
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General Accounting Office
Maremont Corp
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Belgium
Maremont
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Maine
United States
U.S. - Belgium
U.S
Carter rides with the Lone Ranger in foreign policy tone
James Reston notes Jimmy Carter joked about Henry Kissinger as the Lone Ranger while signaling shifts toward allied consultation and a broader cast of actors in US foreign policy. Carter mirrors past bipartisan consensus on alliance reliance, with nuanced differences in style and emphasis.
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James Reston
New York Times
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Henry Kissinger
Foreign Policy Association
New York
Carter
Free Nations
Messrs
Ford
Kissinger
Peking
London
Paris
Bonn
Ottawa
Foreign Service
United States
Congress of
Arthur Vandenberg
John Foster Dulles
Reagan
The
Mr. Carter
Germany
Europe
Larry Eagleburger
Nepotism on Capitol Hill Shows Hidden Family Payrolls
Washington scene reveals that despite a 1967 ban, lawmakers still place relatives on the payroll or secure jobs for kin via colleagues and underlings. The report traces numerous cases across both parties, detailing daughters, wives, and brothers found in congressional roles, plus lingering post‑office and staff positions, all framed as legal but contrary to the law’s spirit.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Congress
Jack Cloherty
Bob Owens
Rep
John McFall
D-Calif
Alicia McFall
House International Relations Committee
Sarah McFall
House Post Office Committee
McFall
Robert Michel
R.-Ill
Edward Derwinski
Michel
Maureen Derwinski
Jim Wright
D.-Texas
Betty
Mel Price
D.-Iii
House
Capitol Hill
Raymond
John Dent
D.-Pa
Richard Schord
D.-Mo
Robert Giaimo
D.-Conn
Bill Clay
Louis Stokes
Ohio
Charles Ilson
Calif
Joe Shubitz
R.-Kan
Don Young
Alaska
William Broomfield
R.-Mich
Spark Matsunaga
Hawaii
Lynning
Bil Ford D.mich
Ed Patten
John Rhodes
R.ariz
Dick Shoup
R.mont
Norman Lent
R.N.Y
Larry Hogan
R.md
Poll Shows Carter Over Ford Reagan in 1976 Race
A New York Times analysis notes Carter leads Ford 53 to 39 and Reagan 58 to 35 in a Gallup poll taken after the primaries. It argues that electoral votes and undecided voters, plus regional strengths, complicate who might win the presidency.
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Reagan
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Richard Nixon
Mr. Eagan
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Rhodesia
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Rockefeller
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Ohio
Indiana
Missouri
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South
Florida
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Otto Passman
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