Economic Confusion Plagues Both Parties in Briefs
Cromley surveys the Democratic and Republican stances on unemployment, trust busting, tax reform, energy, and government reform. He argues both sides chase vague goals, with disjointed proposals, limited engineering backing, and no coherent plan. The piece notes Carter, Ford, and Reagan offer differing ideas, but Congress holds decisive power and action remains elusive.
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New York
NEA
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
U.S
Treasy
William Simon
Simon
Ronald Reagan
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Commission
I Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Tiede Column Now Comes The Real Fight
Jimmy Carter faces a tougher political fight as Republicans form a task force to compile alleged Carter contradictions and alleged subsidies tied to his peanut operation. The piece questions the ethics of organized opposition research and warns Carter to beware of a new Watergate style sting operation.
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Tom Tiede
Washington
NEA
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Republican National Committee
Georgia
Watergate
Spiro Agnew
Richard Nixon
GOP
Indiana County gets new unit clinic for crippled children
In a formal July 29 1926 announcement Ulsterdate, a Pennsylvania Society for Crippled Children unit clinic was awarded to Indiana County, marking a new vista in community service. In 1951 Portage Municipal Band won its second marching prize in as many days, topping the senior band in the Portage Volunteer Fire Company parade.
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Pennsylvania Society For Crippled Children
Indiana County
Portage — Indiana
Portage Olunteer Fire Company
Reagan tax questions fuel campaign dispute
Washington reports quote Ford aides seeking to prove Ronald Reagan avoids federal taxes via irrevocable trusts for his children. A Reagan spokesman denies the claim while confidential memos allege unusually low taxable income for a man of his assets. The piece notes Reagan first resisted releasing five years of tax returns before eventually partial disclosure.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
California
Meany's Labor Coalition Sets Terms in Carter Race
In New York Victor Riesel details AFL-CIO chief George Meany pressuring the Carter campaign to include labor in strategy. COPE and local unions vow to back Carter only if Meany is consulted. Meany's aides indicate Labor will guide national campaigning with Carter, amid tensions over Mondale, Humphrey echoes, and internal maneuvering. The piece notes Meany's leverage and the evolving alliance shaping the race.
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Victor Riesel
New York
Jimmy Carter
Labor
George Meany
Franklin Roosevelt
Meany
Washington
Afl-Cio
COPE
Carter
Hotel Americana
Jerry Ford
Labor Coalition
Clearing House
Auto Union
Leonard Woodcock
Hamilton Jordan
Diece
Landon Butler
Jeany
Lane Kirkland
al Barkan
The
Elder Statesman
Tom Donahue
Bob Georgine
Labor Federation
Larry O’brien
Kenny O'Donnell
Barkan
Kirkland
House
Henry Kissinger
Al'Barkan
Sen. Glenn
Fritz Mondale
Mondale
Hubert Humphrey
Charles Kirbo
Kirbo
Minnesota
Mondale poised to influence Senate power through VP path
The analysis links Mondale as Carter's likely pick for Vice President to a leveraged Senate majority, aided by liberals in New York and labor support. It notes Meany’s approval, the Liberal party's sway, and Mondale's potential replacement if elected, shaping Ford era veto overrides and party balance.
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Humphrey
Senate
Carter
Mondale
Ford
Muskie
Glenn
New York State
Liberal
Lyndon Aun
George McGovern
Meany
Nine
Jimmy Carter
Roosevelt
Truman
Kennedy
Johnson
Jimmy Carter Planting Delegates in Plains Field
Liberal View by Art Buchwald mocks Jimmy Carter claiming he plants delegates in a Georgia peanut field. The column humorously depicts Carter explaining planting delegates to his sister as plans to harvest enough delegates to win.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Plains
Jimmy Biarr
Jimmy
Jimmy Earl
South
Jimmy-Earl
Georgia
Jimmy Earl's delegate crop grows in Georgia farm tale
Berry's World depicts Jimmy-Earl planting a joke about delegates as a crop on the Capter farm in Plains Georgia. From one acre, delegates sprout and multiply, attracting brokers from New York Chicago Detroit and Miami who arrive to see a harvest none expected.
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New York
Michigan
Ohio
California
Jimmy-Earl
Jimmy- Earl
Jimmy
Jackson
Udall
Bayh
Humphrey
Jimmy Earl
New England
Jmmy
Capter Farm
Chicago
Detroit
Miami
Plains, Ga
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Elizabeth Ri. Sweene
Joan Ray Reece
ESS
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Clearfield
Jefferson
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Dally
Sundey
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Entebbe
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Amin
Food and Drug Administration
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Kilpatrick
FDA
Gaylord Nelson
D.wis
United Feature Syndicate
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Malagasy Republic
God's Little Acre
Berry's
United
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