Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr Fights Public Employee Bargaining
Governor Godwin expounds against collective bargaining by public employees during a Roanoke speech to school superintendents. He argues bargaining weakens school boards while noting a Virginia Education Association push to back lawmakers who legalize bargaining. He cites a Virginia Supreme Court ruling and calls for responsive government to avoid unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Virginia
Roanoke
Virginia Education Association
Charlottesville
VEA
Godwin
Virginia Supreme Court
Thrift by Accident in Smithsonian Information Deal
The GAO exposed a private corporation linked to the Smithsonian receiving $2 million yearly from the federal government to collect scientific data sold back to the government. The affair wasn’t in the budget until 1971 and Congress did not know the contractor was private until the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Accounting Office
Smithsonian Institution
GAO
Congress
Carter aides headline in Clinton era drama and race rhetoric
A columnist denounces HEW head Joseph Califano and U N Ambassador Andrew Young as symbolic drivers of Carter administration policy. Califano’s welfare quotas and high payroll raised questions about Washington influence and elitist policy. Young’s Africa stance and civil war remark spark U.S. race politics concerns and potential Senate ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
Clinton
Mass
Carter
Joseph Califano
U.N
Andrew Young
State Department
Senate
Jacob Javits
New York
White House
Califano
LBJ
Callifano
Southern Africa
Washington Post
U.S
South Africa
Young
Africa
U.N. Post
U.S. Senate
White ‘House
The Limits Of Arms Limitation And SALT II Skepticism
The piece argues that talks in Moscow over arms limits may falter as new threats loom. It notes space platforms and Jager technology, Cold-launch missiles, and the Backfire bomber, warning that SALT II debates invite slippery ground and that limiting one arm may fuel new weapon development. It urges focus on small wars over grand treaties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Vance
Moscow
Form vs. Substance in Carter Presidency
Washington observers skepticism grows as President Carter pursues an image of closeness to the people. The anti isolation plan features fireside chats town hall meetings and public appearances, with critics calling it just for television. The question remains where form ends and substance begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Plains
Carter
Powell
President Carter
Mr. Carter
White’ House
United States
New England
Knott family runs Knott's Berry Farm as a multi generational enterprise
Marion Knott and 10 family members still operate Knott's Berry Farm Buena Park California, the nation's first theme park of its kind now third in size behind Disneyland and Disney World. Eleven relatives meet weekly to plan and oversee design and operations while three generations maintain chicken dinners boysenberry pie and historical displays alongside thrill rides to stay competitive with nearby rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Knott
Marion
Knott
Berry Farm
Buena Park
Calif
Disneyland
Florida
Disney World
Pve
Anaheim
Also Mentioned on This Page
Teachers’ Union
Gov. Godwin
School Board
Board of Supervisors
Danville
Thrift
Ats
Jeffrey Hart
Joe and
Andy
F. Lee Bailey
HEW
David Mathews
Mmoreover
John Chamberlain
Edgar Ulsamer
Ussr
Air Force Magazine
Alsamer
China
NATO
Europe
Brezhnev
Cuba
Barry J. Shilito
Teledyne Co
Kiev
G. M. Prather
John Pinkerman
America
Russell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!