Agnew Changed but Retains Core Values in Office
Washington reports on Vice President Agnew, noting his secretaries and allies say his tone has tensed but basic beliefs endure. Observers describe him as a practical reformer with no fixed ideology, valuing tradition, hard work, and limited government while arguing with, and at times against, party critics.
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