Split Delegates and Decontrol Debate Shape 1976 Paths
The piece examines how DNC factions fail to dominate delegate selection for 1976, aiming for a balanced compromise that favors youth women and minorities by participation rather than population share. It also notes Nixon era moves toward gradual decontrol of wages and prices, risking inflation and higher costs for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Democratic National Committee
Robert S. Strauss
George MacGovern
Chicago
Richard Daley
Virginia
Mills Godwin
National Committee
Nixon
Treasury
George B. Shultz
Business Council
Hot Springs
I. Wabell
Schlutz
Cost of Living Council
John T. Dunlop
Shultz
Congress
Cost of Training Doctors in U S Medical Schools
A study for the Association of American Medical Schools finds annual training costs per student range from 16 500 to 26 400 across 12 schools. Tuition plus fees total about 4 600 yearly, with federal funds covering nearly half of a medical school's budget and many sources supporting education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Association of American Medical Schools
Charles C. Sprague
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School At
Dallas
Immunity in Agnew case described as dangerous to justice
The author argues immunity tactics used to build a grand jury case against Spiro Agnew reveal how prosecutors leverage promises of immunity to pressure witnesses. He fears the potential abuse of legal devices by government officials and calls for public hearings and greater transparency into how immunity can shape prosecutions and indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spiro Agnew
Justice Department
Agnew
U.S
New York Mayor Race Shapes Debate On Crime Fear
John Chamberlain surveys how New York's crime fear shapes politics as Mayor candidate John Marchi targets rape and mugging. He notes Times editorials contesting campaign tactics while civilians face brutal attacks in Upper West Side apartments. The piece contrasts public fear with media coverage and crowd reactions at sports events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lor
Upper West Side
Joh
Marehi
New York Times
Times
The
Marehit
Fess Hawk
John Marchi
Stephanie Digby
Miss Digby
Piarvel
Congo
Marchi
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
Pete Hamill
New York Post
Cincinnati
Mets
Bench
New York Police
Shea Stadium
John Lindsay
Hamill
Burd Hareelgan
Bud Harrelsons
Another Balanced Ticket Under Nixon Ford Pair Hailed as Danger
Holmes Alexander argues the Agnew resignation shifts focus to a Nixon Ford balance ticket. He questions Ford as emergency president, warns of weakened patriotism, and laments choosing a running mate over a proven successor while urging stronger leadership and clearer succession in the face of constitutional risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D.C
Spiro Agnew
Luather
Richard Nixon
Archibald Cox
Ervin Committee
Agni
America
Nixon
Agnew
White House
Gerald Kord
Ford
Gerald Ford
House
Senate
October perfumed poster of haunting forest fires and harvest
The piece paints October as a scented, shifting pageant where leaves glow red and gold, winds crackle with flame, and forest streets brim with golden toys and moonlit corn. It contrasts nature's beauty with the coming cold and appetites for autumn abundance and eerie music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midas
Senator Soaper and Shidgepump Vicious Rumors Stir Talks
Shotgun Schultz notes that seasonal adjustments do not change his brother-in-law unemployment, while Watergate lessons educate the young. Halloween tips are sought to counter dirty tricks, as Congressman Shidgepump admits rumors about him may be true in part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shotgun Schultz
Shidgepump
New Jersey races seen as corruption fight amid tax and crime issues
In New Jersey a corruption frame shapes the race between Democrats led by Brandin Pyrne and Republican Charles Sandman. The statewide debate centers on no income tax, a property tax, busing, girotical aid, crime and drugs. Byrne shifts on tax views amid campaign pressures. Sandman faces money limits and press opposition but remains a reform candidate with a tough stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Brandin Pyrne
New Jersey
Congress
Charles Sandman
Simbutin
Ronald Reagan
Bryne
Byrne
Hat Byrne
Mr. Byrne
Butt
Danville Register Subscription Rates and Notice
The Danville Register lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions in city and suburbs, with carrier delivery 50 cents a week and mail options at one year twenty dollars, six months ten fifty, three months five twenty five, and one month one seventy five. It reminds subscribers to renew promptly and notes a notice mailed ten days before expiration.
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George McGovern
Barry Goldwater
Elliot Richardson
William Ruckelshaus
Henry Petersen
Ramsey Clark
John Chamberlain
George Howard Hodge
West End Avene
ZeeHiescHe King Features
Syndicate
ARMS
Holmes Alexander
Ubert Humphrey
Vic
Burger
Raleigh Newswind Observer
Senator Soaper
William F. Rackley, Jr
New York City
Abraham Beale
California
Boston
Danville
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