Chenoweth Quits Idaho GOP Post Over Salary Split
Helen Chenoweth resigns as executive director of Idaho GOP effective April 1 after an executive committee split over a 5 000 raise to 20 000 a year. She will join Congressman Steve Symms conservative camp ahead of future races, including a potential challenge to Roy Truby.
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ERA outlook fades as supporters blame critics
Washington observes that ERA seems unlikely to become part of the Constitution as momentum fades. Critics blame Phyllis Schlafly and others while ERAmerica forms to try to salvage the effort. Only two states backed ERA since 1974 and 38 states needed by March 1979 seem unlikely, risking lapse of the amendment.
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Lessons from the ERA fight for state legislatures
The passage argues ERA supporters misjudged opposition and relied on national figures. It notes groups worked separately, failed to debunk tactics, underestimated local concerns, and relied on endorsements. It emphasizes winning legislatures through district voter pressure, not outsiders influence.
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Arizona underworld bombs backer Bolles murder probe
Investigative reporters from 23 outlets conclude organized crime drains Arizona's promise. The series links mob influence to political figures, law enforcement gaps, and a narcotics corridor spilling from Mexico into Phoenix and Tucson. Don Bolles' 1976 murder spurred a statewide scrutiny of public corruption and crime networks.
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India’s emergency deepens clashes between Gandhi and democracy
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s 1975 state of emergency censors press and suppresses rights while constitutional amendments keep power. Opposition unites, protests grow, and Indians fear long term loss of democracy with a path back to liberal rule uncertain.
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