Brezhnev Portrait Artist May Face Expulsion
Moscow artist Ilya Glazunov warned he may be expelled for displaying works showing Stalin Trotsky Solzhenitsyn and Czar Nicholas in a Lenin era portrait exhibit. He was told the painting would not be shown and other non socialist realist pieces were banned.
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Democratic elite debate in 1980 convention reforms study
Georgetown professor Jeanne Rickpatrick told the party reforms panel that the 1976 convention delegates did not reflect the broader population. She cited income and education disparities and questioned if a highly educated elite can adequately represent all voters in Democratic nominating processes.
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Hearing Planned On Transportation Needs
Washington reports the Nation Transportation Policy Study Committee plans national hearings to gather ideas on U S transport needs. A painter warned by officials he could be expelled from the Artists Union and lose government supplied housing if he persisted with a controversial surreal work featuring figures such as Solzhenitsyn Trotsky and Stalin.
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South Africa envoy banster attack on U S policy
South African Minister Botha accused the United States of trying to outplay the Russians in Africa by yielding to racial equality demands. He criticized President Carter and linked U S policy to domestic politics, citing an election campaign remark and urging blunt U S stance on race issues. State Department spokesman Todman rejected the charge, saying the United States does not tailor policy to domestic political needs.
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House endorses non nuclear missile funds amid election debate
The House voted to fund a non nuclear screen for the Lance missile while delaying a vote on the controversial bomber program. Debate centered on production funding and potential changes to the air weapon, with administration objections and mixed Senate input.
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