Theories, accidents shape a shifting electoral map
The piece argues that long running political theories failed to predict post election outcomes. It cites the failed Republican majority, the Sunbelt split, and labor currents, attributing changes to Nixon's personality and Carter's shadow. It warns against overreliance on theory and suggests the Democratic coalition may fracturing.
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Chrysler Emission Report Flaw Triggers $91 Million EPA Suit
A Justice Department suit on behalf of the EPA seeks 91 million from Chrysler over reporting mistakes rather than emission violations. Chrysler notes the error was unintentional, had no air quality impact, and was corrected after discovery with recalls and production fixes. The case centers on a mismatched EGA vacuum amplifier part and potential civil penalties of 10,000 per nonconforming vehicle.
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Africa is Carter era foreign policy crisis eyeing Kissinger
Analysis by Tom Braden argues Africa talks in Geneva risk breakdown and race war. Kissinger privately warns of guerrilla war while positioning policy during the transition. Carter publicly aligns with Kissinger on majority rule and involvement shifts after Jan 20. Endorses smooth transition and limited early decision making by Carter.
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Carter's Georgia roots shape White House bid insights
In Atlanta interview Andrew Young, longtime Carter ally, explains how a red-neck Georgia background and civil rights leadership helped Carter win black support, his cabinet approach, and projected economic policies. Young says Carter seeks the best-qualified aides and favors public private collaboration to spur growth.
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Students stage brief recess protest at Lemon Monroe High
At Lemon Monroe High School a student walkout disrupted a planned talk on rights by Principal Don Altstaetter and Jesse Mayabb. The group chanted Recess and carried signs calling for a senior playground with swings and slides. A student explained the holdout claimed seven years without recess and two daily breaks in the past. The pair found the scene humorous and credited the students’ humor.
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