Queen Elizabeth II Visits Virginia as Canada Fears Olympic Decision
The Queen and Prince Philip concluded a U S visit marking the 200th birthday celebrations with a Charlottesville armorial gift to Governor Godwin and reflections on colonial ties. The piece contrasts Virginia goodwill with Canada’s stance on Taiwan participation and the potential Olympic boycott, urging unity in Montreal.
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Elizabeth II
Great Britain
Prince Philip
Virginia
Canada
New World
Commonwealth of Nations
Elizabeth I
Charlottesville
Mills E. Godwin
Godwin
Chuckatuck
Nansemond County
Suffolk
Commonwealth
Oliver Cromwell
Richard Bennett
Nansemond
Annapolis
Maryland
Tidewater
Francis Wyatt
John Murray
Earl of Dunmore
London Company
Montreal
International Olympics Committee
Trudeau
Howell Faces Scrutiny Over Copied Plans in Lease-Back Proposal
Henry Howell defends himself as he explains how he received copied plans for a proposed lease-back of a building tied to the Virginia Electric and Power Company. Richmond lawyer John W. Bates III asserts the papers were stolen from his files during a June break-in.
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Henry Howell
Virginia Electric and Power Company
Howell
John W. Bates
Richmond
Virginia
Daniel Short
Perils of energy divestiture loom in oil politics
The Senate Judiciary Committee backs a bill to force divestiture on oil firms breaking up vertical integration from production to marketing. Congress and Jimmy Carter resist, though a new push seeks to bar oil companies from coal or uranium mines, with Carter’s position wavering unless proof of anticompetitive harm is shown.
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Pauline
Bing
Hang
Biff
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Texas
Louisiana
Energy companies depend on cross fuel gains not pure play
An analysis notes coal and oil markets are fragmented with top eight firms supplying only a quarter of production and the top twenty half. It argues oil firms push multiple fuels, explore synthetic fuels, and benefit from technological crossovers between oil, coal, and uranium under unified owners, warning divestiture would curb such synergies.
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Noble
Pauline
Occidental Oil
Island Creek Coal
Continental Oil
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Continental Oil Company
South Dakota
Scotland
Consolidation Coal
Am I Saying This To Be Liked Or True To Me
L.D Johnson Chaplin critiques the pull of social approval and personal authenticity. He questions whether actions reflect belief or a need for acceptance, noting a fear of vulnerability and worry about others exploiting secrets. The piece probes self-awareness and insecurity in social judgment.
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Met
Jesus
Eike
Supreme Court blocks federal push for public sector bargaining
Washington reports the Supreme Court ruled Congress cannot force states and localities to set public employee pay or bargain with unions. The National League of Cities v. Usery decision undermines House bills H.R. 77 and H.R. 89 aimed at compulsory unionism for public workers. Opposition cites taxpayer and public employee groups. ACIR supports freedom of choice.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Capitol Hil
Frank Thompson
D-N.j
Edward Rovbal
Calif
National Right To Work Committee
Public Service Research Council
National League of Cilies
Usery
League of Cities
Organization
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Utah
Salt Lake City
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Une
Jume 4 Supreme Court
Tabor
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
U.S
Rank and
Fle
Sports Coverage Misses The Mark
A critique of modern sports journalism arguing writers favor entertainment and sociology over core game analysis. It cites Grantland Rice, mentions coverage shortcomings, and urges reporters to focus on actual plays, player techniques, and how games unfold rather than offbeat chatter or vast social commentary.
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Miller
Crowley
Layden
Grantland Rice
New York
Sus
Notre Dame
Rightielder
Charles C. Finley
Jack Kramer
Bobby Riggs
Riggs
Kramer
Bobby
Yankees
Vida Blue
Bowie Kuhn
Manuel Orantes
Spain
Forest Hills
Orantes
Arthur Ashe
Jimmy Conners
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Afscme
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Los Angeles Times
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