Liberal gains in a conservative era surprise observers
The piece notes voters elect liberal majorities to Congress despite conservatives’ rhetoric. It highlights post Watergate voting patterns, citing 210 votes analyzed by CSFC. Candidates Udall Gutterson Wiley Patten are contrasted as liberals who speak conservatively at home while voting liberal in Washington. Kudirka backs Wiley as key fundraiser.
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White House fellow resigns under press pressure
Porter Briggs a 35 year old Little Rock resident and former White House fellow resigns after an advertising misstep linked to his Washington connections. The incident, triggered by post Watergate scrutiny, leads to his abrupt departure from HUD and the fellowship.
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Hasenkamp
Status at UN shadows big issues as Assembly opens
The 31st session opened with few headlines as global hot issues fill the agenda. Status rules dominate, from Seychelles membership to PLO observer status, flag poles, seating, and social duties, while core debates wait on U.S. politics ahead of elections.
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Leser Letter Contesting Bias In Ann Baines Appointment
A reader protests Ohio Bell Local Office coverage for Ann Baines. criticizes the headline Husband at Armco and the husband focus. The letter urges equal treatment with a future Wife at Armco style piece and welcomes the Baines family to Middletown.
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Dayton
Phone manager no stranger to city
The letters from readers contest Middletown coverage and compare articles on local news and Middies cross country. They defend Middletown reporting quality and demand equal space for meets and full runner names.
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Middletown
Those high jean blues by Phyllis Battelle
Phyllis Battelle recounts a city shopping trip with her 14-year-old son to Lord & Taylor. They compare faded grass stained jeans with a new pair priced higher and embroidered green thread simulating non organic grass stains, ultimately rejecting the new jeans.
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Dennis the Menace mocks alligator shirts trend
Jon rejects striped knit shirts bearing alligators. He complains that classmates all wear the same logos and asks why everyone must look alike. Salesgirl suggests corduroy or gabardine as alternatives. Jon insists jeans remain pants and dislikes the logo stereotype.
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