Unions Challenge Disclosure Rules in Illinois Campaign Act
Labor leaders including Illinois State Federation of Labor and Teamsters unions contest new disclosure rules under the 1974 Illinois Campaign Financing Act. Attorney Carol Alexander says unions seek to avoid reporting unless required, arguing First Amendment concerns and broad or narrow application debates. If rules tighten, Cohen vows legal action to the Illinois Supreme Court.
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Kissinger Maintains Positive Rating Amid Political Criticism
Louis Harris surveys show Secretary of State Kissinger with a 55 percent positive rating while Ford faces opposition to removing him. Critics question his stance on Africa policy and relations with Russia, but many voters support his foreign policy record and peace efforts.
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Harris Survey Critiques Kissinger on Negotiations
Louis Harris Associates surveyed 1,481 adults nationwide and found a 50 to 35 percent majority critical of Secretary Kissinger. On the arms pact with Russia the negative rating stands 43 to 39 percent.
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