Godwin outlines Virginia state budget and crime focus
Governor Godwin’s State of the Commonwealth report urges fiscal prudence and a $25 million contingency reserve to cover potential deficits. He backs education funding and jail aid, while proposing gun sale records and cautious judicial reforms. detailed measures follow next week.
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General Assembly
Commonwealth
Legislative Branch
Assembly
Senate
House
Virginia
del. A. L. Philpott
NOW march to ratify ERA faces criticism in Virginia
NOW members planned from Alexandria to Richmond to press constitutional change. A NOW statement attacking Delegate James M. Thomson linked him to the Ku Klux Klan and John Birch Society, accusing him of blocking ERA and opposing EBA. Thomson stands with the House majority despite the glare from NOW.
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National Organization of Women In
Northern Virginia
Richmond
Alexandria
NOW
National Action Program
James M. Thomson
Junior Bridge
Era
Thomson
House
Ms. Bridge
Thompson
Ku Klux Klan
John Birch Society
Communist Party
E.B.A
Nowers
We Don't Have To Go The Way Of Britain
Opinion piece notes that American voters face a long wait for political reform. It critiques Ford Republicans in New Hampshire over tax cuts, cites Oxford economists Bacon and Ellis on market profits funding welfare, and argues for business-led growth to avoid reliance on government programs.
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Britain
New Hampshire
Ronald Reagan
Jerry Ford
Congress
England
Oxford
Robert Bacon
Walter Ellis
Bacon
Eltis
U.S
Bright
Pacific Coast
Bryant
Carole Cushing
Washington
General Motors
American Economic Foundation
Detroit
Jerry Forrd
James J. Kilpatrick on Jerry and Ronnie in GOP woes
Kilpatrick urges Republican unity as polls show GOP strength waning. He contrasts Ford and Reagan, noting Democrats enjoy stronger footing while Republicans face infighting and fragile party cohesion. He argues Reagan’s stance and Ford’s record shape the race and cautions against public ridiculing rivals.
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White House
Congress
House
Senate
Dooley
Fred Harris
George Wallace
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
Ford
Reagan
Genghis Khan
Touchstone
Botanen
Pétr. Press
New York City
Defense
James Schlesinger
Kansas City
Mathias
Howard
Bo” Callaway
The
Washington Post
Mortis Udall
Angola's Pro-West Dream Faces harsh Angola facts
The piece questions U S policy on Angola staging a stalemate with the Soviets and critiques the labeling of factions as pro-West or anti Marxist It highlights Holden Roberto and his ties to Lumumba Nkrumah and Soviet contacts noting his role in violent campaigns and the use of terror against Portuguese Angola
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Washington
U.S
Angola
Ford Administration
Senate
National Front For the Total Independence of
National Front For the Liberation of
Holden Roberto
Belgian Congo
Zaire
Roberto
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Guinea
Sekou Toure
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Soviet Union
United States
James Burnham
Leopoldville
Lumumba
United Nations
le Monde
Paris
Roberta
State Department
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Campaign themes for Reagan in New Hampshire 1976
A draft set of campaign ideas touting tax minimalism and state choice on programs, detente critiques, defense posture, busing as a constitutional amendment issue, and nationalist sentiment. It argues New Hampshire’s tax landscape, federal-state program shifts, and a tougher yet prudent military stance.
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Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Reagan
Pennsylvania Avenue
New’ Hampshire
Washington
Angola
U.S
Pentagon
William Promise
Ford
Congress
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Vietnam
Daniel Moynihan
Indira Gandhi
Panama
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