Humphrey as 30s throwback fuels 1976 political debate
The piece argues Hubert Humphrey represents a 1930s style federal intervention era and questions the idea that Southern Republicans will dominate with Carter as a counter. It critiques Humphrey Hawkins plans, calls them inflationary, and notes Carter’s possible vice presidency role amid shifting Democratic support.
Lawmakers Face TV Coverage of Congressional Sessions
National networks and PBS seek full taping of all sessions to air history worthy segments. Most legislators support exposure, citing improved image since 1974 hearings, but House leadership fears empty chambers and delays. California Democrat Rep. Sisk calls broadcast coverage a timely step.
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Eastland weighs in on illegal immigration bill debate
Senator James Eastland signals cautious support for federal action to curb illegal border crossings while preserving House provisions. Critics warn of employer visa loopholes and potential importation of workers if local shortages exist. The issue, tied to Rodino measures, remains unresolved as Senate moves cautiously.
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Energy policy ignored in campaign as crisis grows
Washington column notes Treasury Secretary William Simon warning of rising energy insecurity while candidates offer mixed positions on nuclear power, coal, and conservation. It critiques leaders for avoiding a clear national energy plan and highlights the Kaiporowits coal plant cancellation and shifting power dynamics in California.
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Postmaster Bailor Faces Fiscal Struggles and Labor Pushback
Postmaster General Bailor battles mammoth deficits in the Postal Service amid public ire and congressional hostility. He pressed for budget help after six January calls failed to yield replies, weighs five day delivery, rural office cuts, and partial modernization while unions resist.
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Let them hear us To The Poiiter As a concerned parent
A West Elkion school parent urges other parents to attend the May 20 7 p.m. Gratis school board meeting to oppose plans to move younger students to Gratis and longer bus rides. The letter accuses the board of hiding actions and asks parents to speak up.
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