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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1978

Page

10

Publicity price in Pennsylvania GOP governor race heats up

Editorial examines whether free media or paid ads shape the Pennsylvania Republican primary. David Marston, U.S. Attorney for Philadelphia, leads in press coverage but lacks fundraising for ads, while David Thornburg relies on top campaign consultant David Garth. Other contenders include Arlen Specter, Robert Butera, and Henry Hager. geography could split votes and influence outcomes.

Washington Nea Pennsylvania David Marston U.S Philadelphia Carter Marston David Garth Richard Thornsburg Pittsburgh Justice Department Garth New York Ed Koch New Jersey Brendan Byrne Thornburg Arlen Spector House Robert Butera Senate GOP Henry Hager Specter Butera Hager

Pollster Finkelstein argues issues rank low in voting

Pollster Arthur Finkelstein told conservatives in Washington that issues are not the main drivers of votes. He said party ID, institutional ties, demographics, geography, and candidate personality weigh more with voters than questions of Panama Canal or other issues.

Arthur Finkelstein Pennsylvania Marston Washington Panama Canal Finkelstein

Carter record better than often realized

AP analysis notes the Carter administration shows strong economic gains with unemployment falling to 6.1 percent, yet public confidence remains low due to fears of inflation and doubts about an anti inflation plan. Michigan surveys indicate 12 percent rate government as good while 26 percent call it poor, reflecting eroding trust amid a favorable labor market.

John Cunniff New York Carter Michigan University of Michigan

Today in History March 28 1978 notable events

Highlights include 1939 Madrid fallen to Franco ending the Spanish Civil War. Other dates note Raphael born 1483 in Urbino, Istanbul renamed from Constantinople in 1930, St Nazaire raid in 1942, 1964 Alaska tsunami ruins Crescent City, 1969 Eisenhower dies, 1971 Mujibur Rahman captivity, 1960s Memphis riot death, 1976 Cambodia raids, and 1980s Moscow detente talks. Birthdays Flora Robson and Carolyn Jones. Thought for today by Roger Babson.

Associated Press Madrid Francisco Franco Rapahel Urbino Constantinople Istanbul St. Nazaire Alaska Crescent City Calif Dwight Eisenhower Washington East Pakistan Sheik Mujibur Rahman Memphis Tenn Martin Luther King USS Cambodia Phnom Penh Moscow Flora Robson Carolyn Jones Roger Babson

Has Jimmy learned to win in Panama Canal vote

Washington notes that while Carter’s first Panama Canal treaty vote produced a political boost the victory alone does not guarantee broader gains. Officials say the win is a psychological lift but may not yield decisive policy wins like energy or SALT. Carter aides foresaw a bruising domestic fight that spiraled beyond its real significance.

Washington Nea Jimmy Carter White House Carter Congress Panama Canal Jack Anderson Capitol Hill Oval Office Thomas “Tip”’ O'Neill House James Eastland D-Miss Senate Judiciary U.S Judiciary Committee Defense Harold Brown Maine Edmund Muskie William Hathaway Loring Air Force Base Limestone Brown Loring Pentagon Esther Peterson Agriculture Bob Bergland Transportation Brock Adams

Carter wins ratification push reshapes trust in presidency

The text chronicles President Carter's successful effort to secure treaty ratification after a year of failed hopes. It credits Mondale, Strauss, Jordan, Moore, the State Department team, Byrd, and Baker Jr. while highlighting Carter's use of presidential credibility to sway wavering senators and demonstrate flexible bargaining on Capitol Hill.

Congress Middle East Carter Mondale Bob Strauss Hamilton Jordan Frank Moore State Department Senate Robert C. Byrd Howard H. Baker Jr Capitol Hill White House

Carter's political rebirth as president shifts from reformer to wheeler

Washington reportage traces Jimmy Carter's cabinet minutes showing a shift from idealistic restraint to practical political maneuvering. He abandons plain-spoken distance for backroom persuasion, courting Congress via breakfasts, staff lunches, and committee chair meetings.

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