Court Rejects Ingram Insurance Plans in NC
Voters reelect John Randolph Ingram amid several North Carolina Court of Appeals rulings against his auto liability rate proposals and motorcyclist program revisions. The court found no proper evidence for rate changes, sending the cases to the state Supreme Court for potential further action.
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John Randolph Ingram
North Carolina
North Carolina Court of Appeals
Ingram
State Supreme Court
Insurance Commissioner's Office
Violence In The Schools Urges Federal Fight
Editorial examines rising school violence from vandalism to murders and robberies, citing Justice Department data and Senate subcommittee findings. It notes costs, fear, and varied causes while detailing school security ideas and student involvement efforts, including programs in Prince George’s County and Jesse Jackson’s educational push.
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Suzanne de Lesseps
Washington
Justice Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
National School Public Relations Assn
National Education Assa
Senate Subcommittee
Senate
Amy Hitner
San Francisco
National Assn of
Alexandria
Prince George's County
Jesse Jackson
Operation
PUSH
People United To Save Humanity
Chicago
Platforms Show Sharp Differences Between Parties
Kansas City column argues the two major parties diverge on key issues. It contrasts Republican and Democratic planks on abortion, busing, school prayer, education, health care, state rights, welfare, and taxation, concluding the platforms reveal strong conservative versus liberal ideologies and urging readers to heed the distinctions.
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Kansas City
District of Columbia
Federal Reserve
Budget Hearings Phantom Reform on Capitol Hill
Washington column charges that Senate and House budget reforms rely on staged hearings. It accuses the Labor and Health, Education and Welfare subcommittee of fabricating hearings to justify added NIH and other program funding. The piece criticizes Magnuson and staffer Dirks for steering funding with few live tests and calls for deeper oversight and more reforms.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate Appropriations Committee
Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Len Warren Magnuson
D -Wash
House
Senate
Labor Department
National Institutes of Health
Sens Magnuson
Ed Brooke
Rmass
Richard Schweiker
R-Penn
NIH
Ford
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
White House
Senate Appropriations
Departments of State, Commerce, Justice
Judiciary
Jack Cloherty
Len Magnuson
Magnuson
Harley Dirks
Dirks
Solons
Senator Dirks
McCoy
Test questions mock the Republican National Convention
A satirical test lists questions about party platforms and figures from Kansas City coverage. It riffs on Ford Reagan Carter and Nixon era themes, parodying a political exam with multiple choice prompts and a final essay on viewership of Mary Hartman versus Gerry Ford.
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Kansas City
West Point
Betty Ford
Abraham Lincoln
Teddy Roosevelt
Dwight Eisenhower
Democratic Party
Ford
Wayne Hays
Elizabeth Ray
United States
Panama Canal
Plains
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Georgia
United Republican Party
Ronald Reagan
Schweiker
Tony Orlando
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Spiro Agnew
Sammy Davis Jr
Charles Colson
Howard Hunt
Rockefeller
Amy Carter
Walter Cronkite
Goldwater
Howard Baker
John Connally
Knute Rockne
Joe Namath
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Gerry Ford
Mary Hartman
Fernwood
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American Federation of Teachers
New York
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Big Brother
Art Buchwald
Pennsylvania
Reagan
FBI
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