Conservatives Fail To Unite In GOP Split And North Carolina Races
The piece notes Reagan near nomination showing conservative mood but split among Ford Reagan wings. North Carolina conservatives falter with Ed OHerron losing, Privette vs Flaherty run off weak, creating voter confusion and dimming November prospects for right wing groups and independents.
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David Flaherty
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Labor Options in 1976 Campaign and UAW Talks
Washington previews Labor Day 1976 with unions poised to back Democratic nominee Carter, while the Sept. 14 contract deadline with Chrysler Ford and GM will test inflation, wage trends, and job security measures. Auto talks may shape broader bargaining, with unions seeking work sharing and limits on subcontracting.
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Presidents Usurp War Powers Across U S History
This piece argues presidents repeatedly distorted Congress power to declare war. It cites Eisenhower's plans against China, Kennedy and Khrushchev Cuba crises, Johnson’s Tonkin episode, and Nixon’s Bay of Bengal moment, alleging provocations and false flags shaped by executive actions and misled public.
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One-Party Rule Is A Risky Prospect
James Kilpatrick argues that Democratic dominance in Congress and a potential Carter presidency threaten constitutional checks and balances. He warns that one party controlling executive and legislative branches risks subjugation of the system, urging vigilance against a powerful, unrestrained government.
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Silent Cove visit disturbs urban escape dreams
The Briarpatch family invites guests to Silent Cove a renovated 1754 cottage overlooking the water. The stay features workmen clearing trees, a lawn mower parade, a motorbike next door and a discotheque by the beach, ending with a noisy return to city life.
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