Campaign Booby Trapped For Leaders
Washington analysis notes that under the Federal Elections Commission separate switchboards and chairmanships create an impression of innocence on campaign storefronts for Gerald Ford and James Carter. Bookkeeping errors on contributions could hurt headlines though both parties hold first-ballot nominees. Pro-Reagan factions push internal dynamics amid a crowded field.
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No Cut and Dried Affair on Carter Ford Campaign Thoughts
A lengthy palette of 1976 campaign chatter covers Carter and Ford, party splits, and potential third party shifts. It notes Carter’s abortion stance concerns among Catholic ethnics in the Northeast, possible pro life opposition to Carter, and the influence of Nixon era tactics. It highlights intra party tensions, key figures like Kirbo Enznstad Mondale and Reagan, plus DNC, RNC, and Ford committees navigating post convention dynamics.
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Senate approves fraud crackdown bill targeting health programs
The Senate passes HR 12961 creating a central HEW fraud and abuse office. The bill defines Medicare and Medicaid fraud as felonies with up to five years in prison and fines up to 25000 dollars. It loosens state protections and requires providers to disclose detailed ownership and financial ties to HEW and the Comptroller General. Independent labs pharmacies and durable medical equipment suppliers must share billing records to aid enforcement.
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Crime trends rise slower in Virginia amid FBI drops
Improvement in crime rates shows Virginia markets a decline in overall crime. Nine large cities report shifts with Richmond posting the steepest drop while Virginia Beach records the largest rise. Nationwide larceny and theft push totals up, but motor vehicle offenses fall. Active enforcement and tougher penalties are urged to further reduce crime.
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The Ford Carter Debate Shape of a Presidential Clash
Jeffrey Hart argues the Ford Carter debate could redefine the 1976 race. He compares 1960 dynamics, analyzes public perception of Ford and Carter, and weighs each candidate’s communication skills, experience, and preparation. He warns Carter must avoid errors that could end his bid.
Compassion Versus Politics After Mao Tseng Death
Ralph de Toledano weighs compassion for Mao against the millions harmed by his regime. He warns obituaries gloss the dead, questions future China, and flags risks for the United States as power shifts, urging restraint and mindful watchfulness rather than speculation.
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Parting Shots and Small-Town Future Forecasts
A touching column blends a child’s presidential ambitions with a father’s view of career paths and a yearning for a backyard pool. Wry vignettes touch on schoolyard notions, teen life, and a sea of humorous what ifs about Mars and the Ness monster.
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Jaworski’s Watergate tale in The Right and the Power
Washington reviewer reads Leon Jaworski’s just published The Right and the Power. The former Watergate special prosecutor recalls his 12 months coordinating prosecutions, his shock at Nixon’s private conduct, and the tension between public image and private plotting.
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