Virginia and Middle East politics clash in strong terms
The Virginia governor race pits Marshall Coleman against Chuck Robb amid Reagan era policy support. The piece also analyzes the Palestine Liberation Organization and Palestinian statehood, noting divisions within both Israeli and Palestinian camps and the need for mutual recognition for any lasting peace.
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Virginia
Lyndon B. Johnson
Marshall Coleman
Charles
Chuckie Bird
Robb
Reagan
AWACS
Middle East
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
PLO
Menachem Begin
Yasser Arafat
KGB Connections documentary arouses U.S. broadcast battle
William F Buckley notes a Canadian produced two hour film on Soviet underground activity. It profiles KGB methods using real people including Hede Massing and Alger Hiss, presenting a powerful, well researched portrayal of foreign espionage and subversion. Despite European acclaim, U.S. networks show little interest.
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Canada
CIA
Daily Worker
Norfolk Communications
Kitson Vincent
KGB
Detroit News
Variety
Sweden
Europe
United States
North America
ABC
CBS
NBC
Free World
Sears Roebuck
Soviet Union
Hede Massing
Gerhardt Eisler
Alger Hiss
Nathaniel Wey
You Call That Championship Baseball?
CAPT. PAUL H. DAVIS reviews weekend sports at Callaghan Stadium and applauds Concord football 42 Shepherd 0 while lambasting Yankees base running and Miami Dallas NFL finish. He notes Adrian Smith’s 75 and 56 yard plays, the old campus scene, and questions modern pro sports sloppiness. He hints Shepherd’s defense weaknesses and a potential return of quality play.
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Paul H. Davis
U.S. Navy
Callaghan Stadium
Concord
Yankee
Howard Cosell
Yankees
Dodgers
Miami
Dallas
Don Shula
Fairmont
Shepherd Gang
Shepherd
Adrian Smith
Carlos Lee
Eddie Rankin
Mark Shannon
Soviet Aid Seen Failing To Win Friends Or Influence
The analysis argues Soviet aid programs are costly to recipients, often paid in unconvertible rubles and priced above market, with Guinea and India cited. It notes Western aid dwarfs Moscow’s, and that much Soviet aid funds projects benefiting Soviet industry or revolutionary groups. The piece questions motives and mentions espionage cases and media figures perplexed by Soviet subversion.
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Washington
CNF
U.S
West
Soviet Union
Moscow
Kremlin
Kindiya
Ussr
Guinea
United States
Iran
Russia
Teheran
Breazhnev
India
Aswan High Dam
Egypt
Morocco
Soviet Bloc
Castro
United Nations
Secretariat
KGB
Norman Lear
Lear
Archie Bunker
Benjamin Stein
Hollywood
Sunset Boulevard
Communist Brotherhood
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Rule Change Under Attack on Used Car Disclosures
Washington debate centers on FTC plans to require dealers to disclose defects and warranty rights in used cars. The aggressive lobby, a major political donor in 1980 and 1982 elections, argues the rule is vague and costly while lawmakers友 seek to block the measure with resolutions led by Gary Lee and supported by senators Symms Laxalt and Abner.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Capitol Hill
Dealers’ Political Action Committee
National Association of Realtors
American Medical Association
United Auto Workers
Gary Lee
R-N.y
Senate
Larry Pressler
South Dakota
Pressler
Ray Kogovsek
D-Colo
Stan Parris
R Va
Frank Wolf
R-Va
John Edward Porter
R-Ill
Oddley
Morris
Mo” Udall
Arizona
Steve Symms
Idaho
Paul Laxalt
New
James Abner
R-S.d
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Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Hugh Ike Shott
Hugh Shott
Richard Wesley
Berry's
Pentagon
William F. Buckley
Rob Brinks
Reggie Jackson
Bobby Brown
Ray Cromley
Jack Anderson
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