Editorials GOP small print problem
Editorial notes a Kennedy Carter headlining clash could push GOP candidates like George Bush into the background in the January Iowa caucuses and February New Hampshire primary. The piece warns that even a strong Bush showing in Iowa might be devalued if Kennedy Carter dominate media coverage.
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Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Washington
NEA
Iowa
New Hampshire
Edward M. Kennedy
Carter
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Ted Kennedy
Jimmy Carter
Kennedy Carter
Bush
United States Tops World Creditworthiness in Banker Survey
International Banker survey of 50 banks rates national credit standings from zero to ten. The United States averages 9.89, ahead of West Germany 9.83, Switzerland 9.82, and Japan 9.69. Oil exporters do not lead. heating oil costs this winter may test finances.
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United States
Institutional Investor Magazine
West Germany
Switzerland
Japan
Precious metal mania fuels wealth and folly in gold auctions
AP analyst explains how government gold sales aimed to depress prices and support the dollar, but buyers pushed prices to record highs. The piece notes foreign interest, the limited supply of gold, and the allure of bullion as inflation protection, with guidance on large purchases and tax considerations.
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John Cunniff
NEW York (Ap
Uncle Sam
Sam
U.S
Today in History September 24 Epoch Highlights Through Time
Events span 1780 Benedict Arnold escapes to a British ship after betraying West Point. 1789 John Jay named first U.S. Chief Justice. 1905 Sweden grants Norway independence. 1941 Allied governments pledge to Atlantic Charter. 1955 Eisenhower suffers heart attack in Denver. 1963 U.S. Senate ratifies nuclear test ban treaty with Britain and USSR. 197? Five years ago Gromyko cites possible Israel relations progress. One year ago a gas pipeline explosion in Iran to the Soviet Union.
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Benedict Arnold
West Point
Hudson River
George Washington
John Jay
United States
Sweden
Norway
Franklin Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Dwight Eisenhower
Denver
Colo
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Andrei Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Union
Israel
Mideast
Iran
Vesco case ties White House to alleged conspiracy
Sources close to the Vesco probe claim resolution of most details but note missing pieces. The story implicates the White House in a criminal scheme with Vesco seeking to drop charges in exchange for stock transfers and access to officials.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Robert Vesco
White House
Vesco
Carter Administration
Georgia
Spencer Lee IV
Albany
Harden
Lee
Justice Department
Carter
Griffin Bell
Spencer Lee
Costa Rica
Panama
Georgia Fixers
Nassau Corporation
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ralph Ulmer
William B. Bryant
Ulmer
House
Senate
Israel
James Abourezk
Sioux Falls
S.C
United States
Egypt
No Nuclear Holocaust Not Yet On SALT II Fate
Carter era missteps over Cuban troop presence has stalled SALT II momentum in the Senate but does not doom the treaty. Most Democrats seek higher defense spending while arguing over Cuba and budgets, yet final ratification hinges on whether the U S is better with the treaty than without it and the deal may still win Senate approval.
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Washington
Nea
Carter
Cuba
Senate
Capitol Hill
Russell Long
Louisiana
Long
White House
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Sam Nunn
D-Ga
Congress
Teddy Kennedy
Nunn
Jimmy Carter
Kennedy
United States
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