Let Me Say This About That in Maine Debates
The piece reviews campaign rhetoric during the Muskie Monks Senate race and other contests. It highlights how candidates like Barton and Muskie faced backlash over clarified statements and misstatements. It notes the press conferences and fact sheets aimed at correcting positions after debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
Europe
Rick Barton
Maine
Barton
David Emery
Ed Muskie
Bob Monks
United States Senate
Sen. Muskie
Challenger Monks
John Kennedy
Len
Muskie
Monks
Debating Energy Policy and Nuclear Power Stance
The writer argues the 1970s energy crisis shows oil dependence is risky and favors a mix of coal and nuclear energy while critiquing wood as inefficient and noting solar's high cost and land needs. The letter supports Muskie and calls for moral, technological focus on nuclear power and diverse energy sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Ed Muskie
Bob Monks
Muskie
Policy on Letters To The Journal Policy details and expectations
The Journal outlines that letters must be signed and include a street address and city or town. They prefer under 300 words and single-sided typing. Views are not necessarily endorsed by The Journal and letters express ideas freely.
Dole Linked to Milk Scandal in Watergate Files
The report ties Senator Robert Dole to the 1971 milk subsidy dealings during Nixon's era. It cites White House memos showing Dole pressed Haldeman and Colson for dairy favors and notes he received $15,600 in 1973, which he returned after the scandal broke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sen
Robert Dole
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Watergate Files
GOP
Ixon
White House
Dole
Nixon
Treasury
John Connally
H.R
Bob
Haldeman
Panagee
Chuck Colson
Aldeman
Appe
Colson
John Dean
Bob Dole
Agriculture
Clifford Hardin
Hardin
John Ehrlichman
Secreoces Dole
House Judiciary Committee
Marc Smolensky
Walter Mondale
D.minn
Mondale
Aed
Instant replay TV reshapes Ohio court trials
In Trumbull County Ohio Chief Justice C William O Neill pilots video taped testimony to edit trials for juries leading to faster resolutions. By mid 1976 backlog dropped from 221 to 88 with 12 ready on tape. Jury surveys favor video trials citing time and cost savings across land condemnation and personal injury cases.
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Ohio
Trumbull County
C. Willliam O'Neill
Supreme Court
Appeals Court
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Wm. E. Foster
Alta W. Foster
Biddeford
Alfred Roan
B.F.C. Whitehouse
W. Paul Casavant
Brian C. Thayer
Gladys M. Whitehouse
The
Boston All
Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
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