Talks With Hanoi Open Path to MIA Accounting Soon
The article argues for imminent Vietnam United States talks to address 699 MIAs and unrecovered bodies. It urges on the spot investigations by American teams, aims at UN membership, trade, and recognition, while noting U S promises in 1973 Paris peace accords are no longer valid due to breaches by both sides.
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Offshore oil stakes rise on East Coast efforts
Interior Secretary Thomas Kleppe predicts aggressive offshore oil search along the Atlantic from Maine to Florida. He notes delays from court challenges and studies but cites 1.1 billion dollars paid in the Atlantic lease sale and opens potential drilling off New Jersey and Delaware. He warns demand and imports justify new energy sources while coastal residents worry about environmental impacts.
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Dixy Lee Ray Rejects Being Defined by Firsts
Dixy Lee Ray, newly elected governor of Washington, says she does not see being the second woman elected governor as a major achievement. She notes she has been a woman for 62 years and rarely thinks about her sex or firsts, challenging media emphasis on novelty.
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Buckley Defeat Sparks Debate Over New York Policy
The piece argues Buckley’s loss to Moynihan reflects New York’s liberal tilt and fiscal disputes. It critiques press stances on city bankruptcy, federal aid, and self help, noting editorial bias and economic consequences for national finances.
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Carter's Straddle Strategy Bridges Democratic Rift to Nomination
The article traces Jimmy Carter’s method to unify a split Democratic Party by blending liberal and conservative aims. It notes his adoption of Mondale alignment and social spending themes, while downgrading leftward policy moves to keep Sunbelt support intact. The piece warns the party’s contradictions linger, and internal dissent could reemerge during 1980 challenges.
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Inside Report on Reagan 1980 Run ties to Ford and Baker
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak outline secret White House contacts ahead of the 1976 election and Reagan’s fear of being central to Ford’s defeat. The piece also details arms sales to Torrijos’s Panama and late campaign maneuvers including Daley and Eastland in Mississippi.
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Transition Tricky for Carter Ford as Economy and World Ties Loom
The piece argues Carter faces a complex transition with economic risks, oil price pressures, and wary oil producers. It warns that domestic recession threats require cautious stimulus while avoiding inflation. It notes fragile international links with OPEC, Israel, Syria, China, Russia, and Taiwan amid Mao’s death and SALT II talks.
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