No More Beggars in Politics as Election Reforms Take Hold
The piece argues public financing and the one dollar tax check offs reduce dependence on vested interests. Carter wins a lively Democratic contest as Reagan nears convention floor. It highlights end of spoils system, Watergate fallout, and calls to extend reforms to Congress.
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Jiminy Searches For a Runnin Mate in The Beautiful Meadow
Jiminy Beaver searches for a suitable Runnin Mate among meadow animals. Each candidate touts traits—attractive outspoken bold honest independent or loving—yet Jiminy dismisses them, noting the job often goes to a loyal dog as Wise Old Grandfather Frog hints.
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Jiminy
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Teddy Peacock
Hebert Chipmunk
Scoop Hawk
Frank Churchmouse
Jerry Raven
House of St
Frog
Rights and release in early arrest cases prompt questions
In Paradise Valley a man was critically wounded. Terry Hodgkinson, the shooting suspect, was arrested and released pending further investigation. His brother says Hodgkinson is on parole and recently discharged from Maricopa County Hospital after treatment for a mental condition.
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John Harvey Adamson
Paradise Valley
Terry Hodgkinson
Hodgkinson
Maricopa County Hospital
Public safety urged in rapid suspect releases
The author questions why suspects like Hodgkinson are released quickly amid dangerous accusations. They argue bail rights must be balanced with public protection and urge thorough investigations to avoid risking key witnesses or prime suspects in cases such as Adamson.
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Hodgkinson
Adamson
Carter Vietnam stance questioned as campaign unfolds
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak review Jimmy Carter's Vietnam record from 1971 to 1975, noting inconsistencies between his antiwar rhetoric and earlier hawkish actions. They cite governor-era statements, 1972 support of Nixon bombing, and a 1975 ethical critique, suggesting a complex, evolving stance.
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U.S
Tax reform needed in desperate way
A New York City opinion piece argues the tax system unfairly favors the rich through loopholes while middle earners pay a higher share. It criticizes Senate resistance to reform led by Sen. Russell Long and urges stronger public action, noting wide public support for equitable taxes.
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Paul R. McDaniel
Boston College Law School
Journal of Current Social Issues
U.S. Senate
Russell Long
D-La
Long
Senate
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