Labor's rising role in Pennsylvania politics analyzed
A 1976 study notes organized labor increasingly shapes Pennsylvania politics though not as a unified mass base. It highlights strong local rank and file influence, steady Democratic alignment, and GOP misreadings of labor's sway in registration drives and campaigns.
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Harrisburg
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Keystone
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Democratic Party
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Capitol Hill
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Conventions Sold Out To TV Says Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop argues that the 1980 national conventions became television shows rather than political events. He critiques Democrats for a dull two act display and Republicans for a cheap circus, blaming networks and pundits for shaping voters and diminishing sober governance. He urges reducing network cameras and deriding the era of constant televised analysis.
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Carter
Kansas City
Michigan
Gerald Ford
James Carter
Walter Cronkite
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David Brinkley
Cronkite
CBS
Reagan
Minnesota
New York
Pennsylvania
Ford
United States
A.P
Big Brother
Mike Wallace
Jury verdict on Sample Run Mine blast deaths
The cause of 44 deaths in Sample Run mine remains unknown as the jury, convened by Indiana County coroner Dr. Frederick W. St. Clair, rendered a verdict after yesterday’s inquest into the Aug 26 blast at Sarmiple Run Mine No 1 of Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp. Also notes a Sept 13 farm tour for Farm City Week and a Sept 1971 borough council vote to change land use of the old courthouse site to commercial after demolition.
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Sample Run
Frederick W. St. Clair
Indiana County
Sarmiple Run
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corp
Indiana
Indiana Borough Council
Ie County
Khashoggi Faces U.S. Charges Over Foreign Payoffs
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Adnan Khashoggi, linked to Saudi royals and U.S. contractors, faces possible criminal or civil contempt charges as prosecutors weigh action for noncompliance with a subpoena. The piece notes his alleged role in directing large contracts and payments to U.S. firms and recalls past payments from Lockheed and others.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Adnan Khashoggi
Khashoggi
Justice Department
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
Lockheed
Northrop
General Tire
Washington Post
A Call for a Binding National Primary System
Washington columnist Ray Cromley argues for a binding national primary with a runoff if no candidate exceeds 40 percent, eliminating delegates and crossovers. He contends this would ensure a known, experienced nominee and reduce momentum-driven picks. He notes current momentum favors early primary wins and calls for voter-elected presidents.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
National primary reform through wider press coverage urged
Cromley argues that the national primary is poor in selecting candidates and calls for broader press and TV coverage of governors and officials from all states. He contends nationwide visibility of successful and failed local leaders could educate citizens and diversify who reaches the White House. Newspaper Enterprise: Asses
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Congress
United States
White House
Labor's $100 Million Push in 1976 Campaigns
Victor Riesel outlines labor’s vast political mobilization led by Bill Holayter and AFL-CIO allied groups. He cites a figure near $100 million plus and details the broad coalition including Teamsters NEA and CWA plans, with independent committees and large local chapter spending to influence a potential eight more years of Republican rule.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Labor
Democratic-union Coalition
Cleopatra
Julius Caesar
Bill Holayter
Jimmy Carter
Plains
Organized Labor
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Transportation
Justice
State
National Labor Relations Board
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FCC
Federal Reserve Board
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Labor Movement
Cope Machine
Auto Workers
Teamsters
National Education Assn
Christian Labor Union of Minnesota
Leonard Woodcock
United Automobile Workers
Committee For Good Government
Machinists
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Democratic National Committee
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Glenn Watts
Gung Ho Communications Workers of America
Labor Coalition Clearing House
Chicago
Big Ed J. Kiernan
International Conference of Police Associations
Aflcio General Board
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