Ed Brown Gains Momentum In Democratic Presidential Push
California governor Edmund G. Brown Jr emerges as a popular, frugal, bachelor candidate appealing to voters tired of lavish spending. He tours Washington and Maryland gaining favorable comments from leaders, with House Speaker Carl Albert noting Brown may stop Carter as a key objective for Democrats.
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Blossoms Promising Spring Amid Nuclear Worries
The author extols temperate zone flowering trees and spring beauty as hope amid world fears. Blossoms symbolize resilience and call workers to preserve the land and people so the season of renewal may return after any catastrophe, urging action now and faith in renewal.
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America
Season For Suckers Open Season For Fast Money Scams
The piece warns of springtime fast money con artists targeting the elderly. It outlines home improvement scams offering unrealistically low prices and found money schemes that lure seniors into risking life savings. It urges alert relatives and bank employees to prevent tragedies from these ruthless operators.
Carter Foes Pick Wrong Issues In 1976 Primaries
Column argues Jimmy Carter's affable image aids his win in Democratic primaries while rivals Jackson and Udall falter on labor, economics, and regional strategy. It questions Pennsylvania’s results and suggests voters lean away from liberalism and toward practical, nonconfrontational positions.
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Mo Udall
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Udall
Philadelphia
North Carolina
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Jerry Ford
America
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Henry Jackson
San Francisco
Darwin Dilemma reopens debate on evolution in schools
Stanton Evans reports that evolution remains contentious with renewed attention in academia and media. Critics cite genetic code fixity and entropy as challenges to Darwin's theory, while lawmakers in California and Tennessee push for equal treatment of creationism in classrooms and scientists warn against treating evolution as settled fact.
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California
Tennessee
Nelkin
Scientific American
Jacques Barzun
Gertrude Himmelfarb
AE. Wilder-Smith
Julian Huxley
Kilpatrick assesses Carter stance in economic policy
Janes J Kilpatrick reviews Jimmy Carters first position paper on economy noting it blends liberal aims with incentives for private industry and public works. He sees goals of reducing unemployment and inflation but questions funding, deficits, and practicality while urging readers to study the full Carter plan.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Gerald Ford
Ford Administration
Senator Soaper and the Baseball Heritage Debate
A tongue in cheek column mocks summer talk of baseball as national heritage and jokes about cricket tyranny. It riffs on aging taxes, airline execs predicting future pilot salaries, and the imagined earnings of a basketball center while lampooning Mother Nature.
Reagan Moves To Take Ford On In Texas Rout
William F Buckley Jr argues Reagan crushed Ford in Texas marking a turning point in the GOP race. He notes Reagan’s lean campaign funded by public funds and broad appeal against Ford’s heavy establishment presence. Buckley predicts a Carter versus Reagan contest as the likeliest Republican path.
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