Lea's proposal to speed higher education funding approval
Virginia educators face delays as the State Council of Higher Education halts 18 program funding pending cost estimates. W Townes Lea proposes a one step process to approve ideas and costs together, promising planning continuity despite potential yearlong delays.
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Virginia
State Council of Higher Education
Virginia Commonwealth University
Virginna
Virginia Military Institute
W. Townes Lea
Danville School Board
Lea
Fence Em In The Citys Businessmen Forecast Darker NYC Outlook
Leaders from Otis Elevator and other big New York–headquartered firms told congressional lawmakers this week that Gotham faces a bleaker future than state officials and top federal officials projected. They warn loans may not suffice to restore stability by 1978 and urge federal action to curb city business outflows, warning of possible default if no help arrives.
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Hugh L. Carey
Abraham Beame
U.S. Treasury
William E. Simon
Simon
Carey
Beame
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Ralph Weller
Otis Elevator Co
Ponce de Leon
Florida
Jack
Portland
Ore
San Antonio
Tex
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
South Atlantic
Holt
Wiliam Armstrong
R-Colo
Colorado Springs
John Rousselot
Rcalif
Ford, Kissinger struggle over Sonnenfeldt doctrine fallout
Washington reels as Sonnenfeldt’s call for an organic union of the Soviet bloc with Eastern Europe triggers a storm. Kissinger calls it an unfortunate word, Ford defends policy, while critics say the remarks reveal a surrender to de jure Soviet control and threaten Ford’s campaign.
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Ford
Henry Kissinger
State Department
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Soviet Union
Europe
House International Affairs Committee
Kissinger
Kissinger Sonnenfeldt
Sonnenfeldt
James Buckley
R-Ny
Sannenfelat
White House
Ron
Cyrus L. Sulzberger
Kissinger- Sonnenfeldt
Eastern
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Middle East
Defense
James Schlesinger
Mr. Ford
Agrument
Homself
Kremlin
United States
Stanton Beans Ford's Rhetoric And U.S. Foreign Policy
Washington confronts a default of sorts as Cold War policy falters under a flawed rhetoric. A top U.S. official, Helmut Sonnenfeldt, urged stronger steps toward Eastern Europe, signaling intensified tension with Soviet spheres.
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U.S
Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Eastern Europe
You Can't Indict a Whole People or Congress
A 1976-leaning commentary reviews Marjorie Holt's The Case Against the Reckless Congress, praising a saving remnant of Republicans for opposing inflationary policy and Big Brotherism. It cites Rep. Holt and colleagues detailing waste, spending, and flawed policies, urging voters to act in 1976 by marking reckless congressmen for oblivion.
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Capitol Hill
Ronald Sarasin
Connecticut Fifth
Marjorie Holt
Republican Study Committee
Republican House
Holt
Bob Bauman
National Science Foundation
Phil Crane
R-I
Sam Steiger
Raviz
Jack Kemp
R-N.y
Robin Beard Jr
R-Tenn
OSHA
Barry Goldwater Jr
Ur-Calif
Sonnenfeldt urges Soviet union plan in Eastern Europe
A controversial briefing by Sonnenfeldt, tied to Kissinger, proposes allowing Poland Hungary East Germany Czechoslovakia to accept Soviet influence within a strong union. Reports say Ford and Kissinger policy lean toward appeasement while Washington distanced the remarks. Critics call it dangerous diplomacy.
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Sonnenfeldt
Poland
East Germany
Hungary
Kremlin
U.S
London
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Ford
Dr. Kissinger
Washington Post
Europe
Henry Kissinger
Yugoslavia
James J. Kilpatrick
Tn Sum
United States
Czechoslovakia
Washington
Pera
State Department
Kissinger
America
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
No-Faults and Federalism in No-Fault Debate
The editorial criticizes a federal no-fault auto insurance bill that stalled on the Senate floor. It argues federalism limits central control, notes most states lack a model match, and highlights moral concerns about shifting blame and personal responsibility. The narrow vote to recommit signals ongoing need for reform while federal threat recedes.
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Capitol Hill
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