ERA Reversal Extends Ratification Deadline to 1982
Washington observes changes to the ERA timeline with states allowed to decide by June 1982. James Kilpatrick analyzes seven year submission and rescission debates, noting the Scott Garn proposal failed and questioning state ratification validity after rescission actions.
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Observations on the ERA and state ratifications debated
A Washington Star Syndicate piece argues the ERA remains uncertain and unneeded. It critiques states rescinding ratifications and cites possible Congressional repeal by Bayh and Kennedy as dangerous. It predicts limited impact on women's status and affirms the Republic's survival regardless.
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Demos' '74 Class Holds Back GOP Surge in 1978
A Congressional Quarterly survey shows little movement toward Republicans in 1978, despite a national tax cut plan. Democrats defend a large House majority with scattered Senate gains possible, while GOP strategy focuses on Kemp Roth tax cuts and incumbency advantages faced in many districts.
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