Kennedy Could Put Chappaquiddick Behind Him
Opinion argues the Chappaquiddick incident is an accident not a crime and Kennedy could move past it by addressing it openly on national TV with ministers. The piece suggests that a Nebraska ministers meeting and Kennedy’s contrition could calm voters, though debates would linger.
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Martha's Vineyard
Newspaper staff roster for August 22 1978
Listing shows the offices of W A Siebenthaler Sr as president Elwood Richardson as business manager Paul J Day as executive editor Jim Mills as managing editor with the date Tuesday August 22 1978 noted.
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Paul J. Day
Jim Mills
Tax mood sparks debate on motives and outcomes
Vernon Jordan warns of a tax revolt misread as a backlash against minorities while arguing anti tax sentiment grows from concerns over inflation. The National Urban League leader cautions against overgeneralizing public sentiment amid Prop 13 and ERA controversy, stressing compassion and equality remain priorities.
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National Conference of the League
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California
Treasury
Money tax break would aid middle class despite inflation
AAP report shows June prices up 0.9 percent and buying power down 0.4 percent as inflation looms. Tax bill touted to help the middle class would deliver a small average net cut, but many households face higher overall taxes due to inflation and Social Security costs, with deductions for gasoline, medical expenses, and health premiums being curtailed.
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New York
Money News
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Congress
Camp David Summit: a perilous political gamble
Washington reports that President Carter’s Camp David summit with Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin, opening September 5, is framed as a framework for peace. Officials warn the talks may not yield a settlement but aim to narrow gaps and set a path for future negotiations amid deep territorial disputes and shifts in atmosphere.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates And Terms
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Sky fall in 24 hours in Sunset Blvd hotel tale
John Sinor narrates a panic filled 24 hours in Hollywood a locked room crisis with cars breaking down engines exploding an oven fire and a plan to rent a car and fix the big car while keeping everyone safe. The dialogue conveys tense worries and comic relief amid domestic mishaps involving Sandra Julie and family.
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