Bowles Says He Will Not Seek Governor Run Again
Former North Carolina governor candidate Hargrove Bowles announces he will not campaign for governor again amid cardiovascular health concerns. Bowles, a Guilford County former state senator now living in Greensboro, reflected on past races and noted his withdrawal from party leadership.
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Hargrove
Skipper
Bowles
Guilford County
Greensboro
North Carolina
James Holfhouser
Holfhouser
Democratic Party
Pre-Primary Gloom Over New River Ruling and Politics
A federal appeals court ruling against North Carolina efforts to halt a West Virginia power project on the New River coincides with the state primary. Critics suspect executive branch influence while Ford cites Interior support for Wild and Scenic protection. The case moves to further court action and a race to pass new law before the power company’s developments erase the issue.
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Federal
North Carolina
New River
West Virginia
Executive Branch of Government
Ford
Appalachian Power Project
Neuse
Congress
Virginia
Madeline O’Hair Attacks Religious Broadcasts Petition
A church bulletin calls on Christians to oppose FCC petition RM 2493 that would ban religious programs on TV and radio. It notes O’Hair has sent a petition and 2700 letters backing it, urging individual letters to Washington DC 20000 opposing the measure.
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Madeline Murray O'Hair
Paul Revere
Madeline
The
Federal Communications Commission
T.V
United States
F.C.C
Washington, D.C
Cruise and Backfire in Talks for New Arms Pact
The Ford administration weighs a new strategic arms agreement with Moscow after Vladivostok limits on delivery vehicles. Key hurdles are counting cruise missiles and Backfire bombers while negotiations aim for a Washington signing with Leonid Brezhnev. A separate interim cruise missile pact may precede a final deal.
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Ford
Moscow
Washington
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Vladivostok
United States
Soviet Union
Kissinger
U.S
New Mexico
Ford Administration
Montoya Under IRS Audit Amid Nixon Era Scrutiny
Senator Joseph Montoya of New Mexico faces a thorough IRS audit of his tax returns spanning 25 years, with questions on 1972 to 1974 filings and potential delays by IRS and Alexander. The Justice Dept weighed prosecuting Alexander but recommended against it. Spiro Agnew faced Senate Intelligence questions over Hoover era information on civil rights figures and radicals.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
Joseph Montoya
D.N.M
IRS
Justice Dept
Internal Revenue
Donald Alexander
Montoya
Alexander
Secretary of the Treasury
William Simon
The
Treasury
Richard Albrecht
Washington Post
Albrecht
Senate Watergate Committee
Nixon
R& A
Simon
IAS
Len Montoya
California
New York
Senate Intelligence Committee
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Agnew
Martin Luther King
Hoover
Senate
Crofton
Com
Ralph Abernathy
Judah Best
Best
Patty Hearst
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Northern Ireland
Edward Kennedy
Ireland
A Word Edgewise U S Help Feeds Flames In Ireland
A columnist frames Irish conflict cautions on public commentary and supports Liam Cosgrave urging restraint. He notes dangers of outside meddling, warns that violence harms both Catholic and Protestant communities, and praises Cosgrave for urging harmony and nonviolence in Ireland.
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Northern Ireland
Stormont
St. Patrick's
Irish Republic
Liam Cosgrave
United States Congress
Cosgrave’s
Irish Republican Army
England
Cosgrave
Ireland
Mr Cosgrave
Why Is Henry Angry Kissinger Fans The Temper
A humor column explores the repeated claims that Henry Kissinger is angry at various people and events. The piece riffs on media, political figures, and public perceptions, noting how often anger is attributed to him by sources from magazines to talk shows.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Howald Reagan
Soviet Union
Nixon
Henry
Kissinger
Angola
White House
Washington Post
Defense
Evans
Novak
Rumsfeld
Schlesinger
Rolling Stone
Congress
Time Magazine
William Safire
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Lester Sidel
Help
America
Art Buchwald
Doseon Kraft
Secretary of Defense
Georgetown
Nancy Kissinger
Nancy
Newsweek
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