Hypocrisy in Hays affair sparks Washington debate
The column argues Americans should watch Congress as Rep. Wayne Hays faces scrutiny over a sexual relationship and coordinating funds. It notes past cases of Mills and Kennedy, questions looming about punishment versus reelection, and urges fair treatment of Hays alongside other lawmakers.
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Elyria School Levy Renewal Urged for Issue 17
The Chronicle Telegram urges Elyria voters to renew a 4.5 mill operating levy for the Elyria City School District. The levy, first approved in 1966, funds about 14 percent of local school funds and 9 percent of the 1976 appropriation. Passage would maintain current operations. rejection would require curtailment. The levy does not raise taxes and is a long-standing, continuing funding source.
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Washington spy agencies feud over duties in intelligence shakeup
Washington reports detail a long running clash between the CIA and DIA over control and budget. The Taylor Report urged a single general intelligence director to unify resources, provoking Pentagon objections while Ford weighs inter agency options amid ongoing dissents and secrecy.
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Congress Faces Social Security Financing Crisis
The article warns that the Social Security trust funds may be exhausted early next decade with deficits over 75 years far higher than projected. It cites experts like Ranson and Laffer and urges prompt action, including tax-rate increases, while noting Congress may delay due to political costs.
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Humphrey Kennedy ticket eyed to halt Carter
Washington observers debate a Humphrey Kennedy ticket as the strongest anti Carter option. Kennedy might accept second place for future presidential chances, with Chappaquiddick fading. Prospects are not strong, Carter leads, Kennedy and Humphrey have not entered primaries. Ford could choose Baker or Reagan if Carter runs. Controversy over Ford Reagan platform looms at Kansas City.
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Reagan set for big California victory in Orange County
Historic implications loom as 79 Republican voters in Census Tract 964-02 in Anaheim favor Reagan 48 to 29 with 2 undecided. Voters praise his governorship, distrust Ford, and worry about Reagan’s rhetoric and the Panama Canal. Ford faces strong resistance from this blue-collar, suburban bloc.
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