Ford Carter Debate Format Should Be Four 90 Minute Sessions
The piece argues for four 90 minute debates covering defense domestic foreign and economic policy with a panel of newsmen as moderator. It notes Ford's lead and the need for a fair format under federal campaign law while stressing nationwide venues for maximum impact.
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Charm in Physics and Nature's Mystery
The article ponders the unknown called charm in science and art. It notes physicists in Batavia Illinois marvel at a new sub atomic particle and compare charm to a binding property. It also questions why tones, beauty, or newborn puppies evoke strong human responses.
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U.S. Awakening From Carter Daze
A revival in Republican morale appears as polls swing and public debate shifts themes. The piece argues Ford’s Kansas City speech reshaped the race, showing a dramatic poll turnaround from a 30 point to a nine point spread and suggests Carter’s era may be ending as voters awaken from Carter daze.
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McCarthy echoes Adam Smith in oil debate
In St Andrews McCarthy praises corporate social standards and defends oil companies against external policy blame. He opposes divestiture as boosting prices and reducing competition, urging voters to consider Smithian liberty over demagogic party platforms in the coming election.
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Oklahoma Primary Hype Mixes with NCAA Court Ruling
In Oklahoma, primary election chatter blends with court action as a district judge rules the NCAA cannot dictate OU coaching hires. The Sooner Cynic notes a momentary polling light dimming while the Sooner squad expands to 104 players and 12 coaches. Gene Howard seeks another term as Senate president pro tem, while Charley Ward faces scrutiny in the third district race and Hamp Baker reconsiders campaign signs.
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Debates May Have Impact On Close Vote
Washington analysis argues Ford Carter debates could decide race as polls narrow. It notes Clinton era style stakes, candidate images, and the potential effect on public understanding of issues and leadership qualities. It also weighs Mondale Dole and McCarthy positions within two party dynamics and election law.
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