Labor sets bold goals in Virginia at AFL-CIO convention
Virginia union leaders press a plan to unseat President Ford and Byrd, with aims to sweep out “union haters.” Only Harris II and Fisher receive endorsements, while Rep. Daniel remains unendorsed but widely supported in the Fifth District. Henry Howell’s gubernatorial bid is stalled as labor leadership withholds endorsement. Virginians urged to vote for representatives who serve all Virginians, not union chiefs.
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Soviet hydrogen fuel engine reported by Soviet engineers
Soviet engineers claim an engine running on hydrogen generated on board from water via a micro reactor, needing reactant replacement every 100 miles and costing more than gasoline. American sources say it may not be a major breakthrough. UCLA also claims a mockup of similar capability.
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Nomination fight unsettled by delegate uncertainty
Ralph de Toledano argues that neither Ford nor Reagan has the nomination sewn up. He cites uncommitted delegates, potential abstentions, and regional strengths and weaknesses. The outcome, he says, will hinge on last minute ballots and shifting loyalties rather than early counts.
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Reagan picks Schweiker shows pragmatic choice in VP race
John Chamberlain analyzes Ronald Reagan selecting Sen. Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania as a vice presidential prospect. The piece weighs how uncommitted delegates and wavering supporters respond to two buzz words fueling debate. Loss of 50 delegates noted.
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Lawyers Advertise Debate Splits Bar Association Views
Washington analysis finds rumbles in the legal profession over advertising and fee schedules after the Supreme Court and antitrust actions. DOJ actions against the ABA and changes in pharmacy and funeral advertising spur debate on free enterprise and competition within the profession.
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Act of Kindness in Danville Dear Editor
A reader recounts a kindness shown in Danville when an unfamiliar man assisted a sick person to a doctor. He offered help without seeking recognition and left quietly after ensuring care, prompting the writer to praise Danville pride and gratitude.
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Senator Soaper Bans Ashtrays Spark Housewife Debate
A housewife senator backs ashtray bans while a disgruntled citizen voices futility in finding any candidate. The scene hints at a broader political clash over social norms and election choices with no clear contender emerging.
Reagan Ambition and 1976 Gop Convention Outlook
Holmes Alexander Schweiker reviews Reagan’s early stance on the California governorship and presidency, noting his cautiousness after Goldwater’s defeat. He argues Reagan’s ambition could shape a 1976 Republican ticket without outside dictation, urging an open Convention floor vote.
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Olympic TV coverage under ABC earns praise and critique
MM Stanton Evans says ABC Olympic broadcasts partly reveal political bias in sports coverage. He lauds straight reporting of events, noting Soviet judges and biased scoring are clearly visible to viewers, unlike more insulated political coverage. He argues sportscasters report what they see, unlike broader detente rhetoric.
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