Should air bags be mandatory in new cars in federal debate
Washington hearings on air bag mandate raise questions of government reach and individual choice. Supporters cite life saving potential, while opponents note costs and safety belt nonuse. Opinion favors optional air bags, education and insurance incentives over further state intrusion.
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Motive questions loom in California kidnap case
A bus driver and 26 youngsters were found safe as three young men face jail for the kidnapping. Authorities weigh motives from money to cults, noting suspects’ rich backgrounds and prior petty-crime records. The crisis highlighted dangers to ordinary children and the chilling planning behind the act.
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Democrats Helped Ford Rise to White House
Washington to Ford pardon Nixon is a campaign issue but Democratic leaders in 1973 and 1974 expressed support for his nomination. FBI interviews show Senators Humphrey McGovern Muskie Jackson Hart Eastland and others praised Ford. Rodino Albert and McClory diaries reveal early assurances against pursuing Nixon.
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Flexibility rumor folds into hypothetical Harold running mate
The piece explores a fictional or joking scenario where an unnamed speaker contemplates joining Harald Stassen as a running mate. It weighs political pragmatism against integrity, arguing compromise can preserve policy goals while acknowledging public skepticism and potential hypocrisy concerns.
Carter Mondale duel on high and low campaign roads
The two Democratic nominees delivered acceptance speeches showing a two track campaign. Carter aimed for the high road while Mondale pressed the Nixon pardon issue. Carter later said he would not make it an issue, but renewed criticism drew headlines hinting at a shift. The piece questions if Carter will stick to the vow or let Mondale lead.
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Ford and Connally Clash Over Vice Presidency Risks
Intense attacks on John Connally as Gerald Ford’s running mate spark concern among conservatives and Ford backers. Some see backlash boosting Connally, especially in the South, while others demand access to Nixon-era records. Yet Ford hints at backing Connally despite opposition as rivals urge private lobbying.
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