Drew Lewis Still In Pennsylvania Political Spotlight
In Harrisburg the 1974 governor loser Drew Lewis pivots to national GOP politics as Ford delegates in Kansas City hinge on Pennsylvania support. Lewis builds a Pennsylvania bloc, aiming for a key post if Ford wins the nomination and Schweiker’s vice presidential decision complicates loyalties. The Keystone bloc remains unofficially uncommitted with a fluid outlook as 1976 politics surprise.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Drew Lewis
Montgomery County
Milton J. Shapp
Kansas City
Lewis
Keystone
Milton Shapp
Ford
Pennsylvania
Ronald
Reagan
Drew
U.S
Richard Schweiker
Ronald Reagan
Schweiker
Schweiker Congressaal
Ford O
Schwekier
Keystone State
Inside Labor Grain For The Soviets By Victor Riesel
Victor Riesel surveys Soviet grain needs and U S grain sales based on Clayton Yeutter’s notes. The piece contrasts Soviet farming limits with U S free enterprise agriculture, noting droughts, technology, and the challenge of expanding meat and poultry supplies amid financial constraints. The column underscores American agricultural advantages and cautions about Soviet dependency and hardship.
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Victor Riesel
U.S
Angola
U.S.S.R
Victor Riesal
White House
Clayton K. Yeutter
Washington
Soviet Union
Sputniks
Australia
New Zealand
Great Plains
Communists Pamper Cuban Athletes in Olympic Showing
Washington reports say intelligence documents from 1960s onward claim Cuban and other communist athletes are subsidized and pampered far beyond amateur rules. Defectors describe political indoctrination, state stipends, privileges, and elite training centers aimed to project Marxist-Leninist triumphs at Montreal 1976 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Zulema Bregado Gutierrez
Cuba
U.S
Hector Rodriguez Cardoso
Russia
Rodrguez
Pjoy
Soviet Union
Ulema Bregado
Montreal
Albert Juantorena
Fidel Castro
Teofilo Stevenson
Castro
Hector Rodrigez
Rodriguez
Khown
Havana
Intelligente
United Feature Syndicate
Soap Opera Pilot of War and Secrets Goes Off the Rails
Jim Bishop chronicles a soap opera pilot where Charley returns from war to an empty home. A Dear John letter prompts a wild plot involving a brain surgeon who regains sight, relationships, a concealed family past, and a tragic orphan, ending in a shocking funeral and a reckless graveyard scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Bishop
Charley
P.O
Charly
John
Audrey
Speaking Freely Air Bag Issue Faces Coleman Decision
Transportation Secretary William T. Coleman weighs mandatory air bags in cars amid strong support from safety groups and insurers and opposition from auto makers and libertarians. A compromise proposal suggests optional air bags with an intensive belt-use education campaign, to keep costs and resistance manageable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
William T. Coleman
Coleman
Washington
Department of Transportation
Siewspojor Kouargrine Asan
Discrimination by housing against families with children
A letter writer recounts his struggle to find housing after his baby’s birth in Indiana. He details repeated refusals labeled “NO CHILDREN,” condemning subtle bias against families with children and urging others to oppose this discrimination. He notes Jimmy Carter’s stance and hopes for policy shifts to ease access to housing for parents.
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Indiana
Jimmy Carter
Supreme Court
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