Rhodes for governor a clear choice for Ohio voters
The Chronicle-Telegram argues for James A. Rhodes to seek an unprecedented fourth term as governor, asserting his proven administrative ability and a steadier leadership. It criticizes Celeste’s plan as costly and favors Rhodes’s education funding approach and tax relief, while endorsing Rhodes’s running mate George Voinovich over Dorrian.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Richard F. Celeste
Jim Rhodes
Rhodes
Celeste
Citizens’ Commission On Education
Ohio Education Association
Senate
Cuyahoga County
George Voinovich
Michael J. Dorrian
Franklin County
Chronicle-Telegram
Burger hostility to press mars Supreme Court rulings
Washington report says Chief Justice Warren Burger privately scorns the press and leaned toward Nixon in anti-press rulings while delivering a stem 8 to 0 decision over Nixon’s tapes. Sources claim his bias influenced the court and his public comments cheered Farber’s jail term. The piece notes several Nixon appointees share antipathy to reporters.
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Washington
Warren Burger
Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
Burger
Nixon
Federal
White House
New York Times
Myron Farber
New Jersey
Fred Graham
CBS News
Steven Brill
Esquire Magnz
Times
Graham
Farber
Guy Farber
Hollow victory claim against ERA backdrop at Yankee locker room debate
A Cordial but caustic critique questions Constance Baker Motley's ruling on equality and due process for reporters in locker rooms. The piece denounces ERA extension moves as unconstitutional porridge while pointing to state legislators' alleged misogyny and voter impact on Chicago convention dynamics. It laments congressional overreach and links gender rights to political motives and media scrutiny.
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Washington
Imperial Court
0.S
Constance Baker Motley
New York Yankees
Madison
Motley
Howard Cosell
Chris Evert
Nancy Lopez
Chicago Honey Bears
Judge Motley
Congress
ERA
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Chicago
Percy and
Stevenson
Betty Friedan
Constance Baker
Washington focus and policy shifts across eras
A compiled overview covers the Warren Commission findings affirming single‑handed assassinations for King and Kennedy, then shifts to Civil Service reform, Reagan timing speculation, Kennedy prospects, religion in politics, and rising private college costs due to inflation and regulation. Names include James Earl Ray, Lee Harvey Oswald, John F. Kennedy, Gov. John Connally, Ronald Reagan, Ted Kennedy, Philip Crane, Warren Commission, FBI, and Congress.
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House
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
FBI
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
John Connally
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
Philip Crane
R-Mil
Papacy Vicar on Earth Faces World’s Most Thankless Job
Washington focus on the conclave to elect a new pope frames the role as immensely demanding. The chosen pontiff will bear immense duties, limited privacy, constant scrutiny, and the burden of guiding 732 million Catholics while living under strict ceremonial constraints.
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Sistine Chapel
St. Peter's
Holy Spirit
Earth
St. Peter
The
Universal Church
West
Italy
Rome
Vatican City
United States
Romania
Dalai Lama
Paul VI
Milan
Vatican
John Paul I
John
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