Planes in Iowa state official pool eyed
Attorney General Turner sues to force release of funds for a governor race plane, as IDOT plans a five plane pool for state officials including two own by IDOT two by the public safety department and one by the conservation commission. Officials study needed to determine count and usage for efficiency and savings.
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How the colony turned out in the 1976 centennial view
British editors anticipate the US bicentennial with editorial comment on American self image and future influence. The Economist cautions against drift from dynamism while noting America’s three core institutions shape its third century and global leadership.
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Massacre Edition Reflects Strain in Ford Administration
The piece argues the recent upheaval signals deep tensions within Ford's administration. It considers Rockefeller’s resignation, Kissinger and Rumsfeld dynamics, Schlesinger’s loss, and possible Reagan versus Rockefeller scenarios, noting political maneuvering in D C and New York impacts.
Ford reshapes cabinet as he seeks strong leadership
New York Times analysis argues President Ford’s quick cabinet shakeup undermines stability as officials face confirmation delays. Kissinger and Schlesinger clash over arms policy while Rumsfeld, Bush adjust to Pentagon roles. The piece suggests the nation and the campaign could suffer from the abrupt changes.
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Delicate power reshuffle sketched in Safire memo
William Safire outlines a covert plan to reshuffle the White House team after Rocky’s stepping down. He envisions replacing Schlesinger with Scowcroft, positioning future vice presidential candidates, and pressuring allies while downplaying Henry Kissinger.
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Debate over helmet law and civil liberties in Iowa
Eleanor R. Schoenfeld argues against Iowa's helmet law warning it mirrors Big Brother control. She cites 1973 1974 motorcycle death figures and compares with California and New York while urging enhanced driver education and public safety measures over compulsory helmet use. She also suggests international issues coverage and ends with a fable about a golden throne.
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Presidential power plays and a reshuffled slate of rivals
A political memorandum outlines Nixon era style strategy with a focus on personal control. It envisions a decisive move by a strong leader to dominate headlines and steer the vice presidency lineup while keeping options open for a late spring nomination shuffle.
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