Reagan Seen as Tough Opponent If Nominee
Reagan, California governor twice elected by large margins, is dismissed by many as a joke but could be a formidable foe to Gerald Ford or any Democrat. He starts from the far right before shifting to center, combining pragmatism with sharp TV appeal and strong fundraising.
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Meaningful life and the law in Quinlan case
George F. Will argues the Morristown New Jersey judge did not authorize killing by removing a respirator from Karen Quinlan. He warns about slippery slopes after abortion and affirms law protecting life while noting families seek death with dignity.
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Fad crime shifts from hijacks to hostage plots
The piece notes a rise in ground based hostage taking as a new fad crime. Experts warn that kidnappers may strike anywhere and at any time, with authorities urged to apply swift justice to deter further incidents. Public vigilance and firm responses are emphasized as the trend evolves.
Conally terms plan faces hurdles in Congress
Former Texas governor Connally proposed four year House terms with a maximum of three consecutive terms and a 12 year retirement rule, plus two Senate terms and 12 year cap. He argued the citizen politician idea echoes founding fathers notes, but a constitutional amendment would be required and likely blocked by career lawmakers. The piece closes with a biblical quote about compassion.
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The Friends of Richard Nixon reviewed by John Roche
John Roche reviews George W. Higgins The Friends of Richard Nixon calling it a serious examination of Watergate using the tapes and records. He praises Higgins prose and prosecutorial perspective while noting some bias and a key disagreement about Watergate’s potential 1972 election impact.
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Letters to the Editor on taxes and safety
Readers debate school tax levies and funding for schools, urging citizen action and alternatives. A commenter questions perceived victories in tax votes and argues education is vital, while another warns about flame retardants and consumer chemicals and calls for safer standards and watchdogs.
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