Reagan hints at 1980 run centering on taxpayers revolt
Ronald Reagan said there is a distinct possibility he will run for president in 1980 and will campaign on a taxpayers revolt as the Proposi tion 13 backlash spreads. He spoke during a cross country Republican tax blitz with stops in Chicago and other cities and urged large tax cuts to curb inflation and the federal money machine.
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ERA votes firm for cloture in Senate push
Senate ERA supporters claim 62 votes to end a filibuster and urge Byrd to bring the measure to the floor as House allies threaten tactics over energy legislation. Byrd to decide soon on timing before adjournment.
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Italian authorities find second Milan hideout linked to Moro killers
Italian officials report a second Milan hideout used by Red Brigades leader Corrado Aluini has been located. Documents recovered at the site allegedly confirm the involvement of another Red Brigades activist and show Aluini, 30, had ties to other terror groups active in Italy in recent years.
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Gazette Company Established Daily Cedar Rapids Newspaper
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, founded in 1883 by The Gazette Company, is published daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscriptions priced by carrier and mail, with 52 week options. no mail subscriptions in Gazette carrier areas. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Carter begins weekend campaign trip in Asheville
President Carter started a weekend campaign swing with a stop in Asheville to back John Ingram against Senator Jesse Helms. An airport rally praised his Camp David talks and he noted $2 million for airport runway expansion as the crowd pressed for preservation of Latin American partnerships despite Canal Treaty opposition.
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Carter Campaign Path Signals 1980 Efforts
Carter aimed to broaden support by starting in North Carolina and planning fundraisers in Columbia South Carolina for Ravenel. He slated two fundraisers to counter Strom Thurmond's conservative stand while White House aides hinted at weekend trips before election day. He also planned a Columbus Ohio fundraiser as he returned to the White House.
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Carter accused of buying votes in gas bill fight
UPI reports Senator James Abourezk accuses the Carter administration of buying votes to pass the natural gas price deregulation bill. He cites a 39 59 vote to send the bill back to committee and claims promises to Sen. James McClure and others influenced support. Abourezk condemns the president’s energy plan and cautions on Middle East diplomacy.
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