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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1977
Page
2
Carter urges border tightening and employer penalties while proposing permanent legal status for those in the U S since 1970 and temporary status for arrivals through 1977. The plan could grant citizenship to 6 to 12 million people, risking burdens on government and welfare costs, with debate over identification and racial implications.
A long, charged article argues that 202 falsified votes helped Lyndon Johnson win a U S Senate seat in 1948, corroborated by a former FBI man. It links political corruption across eras and urges public accountability, noting many qualified voters abstained, allowing fraud to alter outcomes.
Washington discussion on the neutron bomb presents it as a defensive option to deter a Soviet invasion with targeted effects. Critics fear casual use, but sources say the weapon would replace some existing arms, under presidential control, and may reduce overall tactical deployments in Europe. Representative M. Robert Carr supports development but warns against treating it as routine warfare.
The piece compares President Carter to Nixon, arguing Carter has become a sophisticated insider. It condemns his oil cargo preference bill as protectionist pork benefiting maritime lobbies while raising costs for American consumers. Critics say the move contradicts his outsider pledge and Treasury and Pentagon advisers opposed it.
Carter rises as a master of television presentation after six months in office. His self deprecating humor and relaxed persona on press conferences boost public support, while Jagoda notes his instinctive ease before cameras. Critics warn of overreliance on style versus substance in national leadership.
The article reports on alleged cash payments of about 1 million dollars by mob allies to Nixon staff to influence Jimmy Hoffa’s return to labor leadership. It cites Woodcock, Meany, Chotiner, and others, noting clemency politics, the 1971 convention, and the 1974 debates over restraining Hoffa’s activity. The piece hints at ongoing investigations and asks where the money went.
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