Kucinich Faces Narrow Win After Recall Vote
The Cleveland recall election produced a 275 vote margin for Dennis Kucinich amid over 120,000 ballots cast and more than 2,000 contested ballots. The outcome prompts calls for recounts and a need for post election unity as the city grapples with school desegregation, finances, and East Side tensions.
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Ohio
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Metzenbaum Withdraws Gas Mileage Bill Amid Political Maneuvering
Ohio Senator Howard Metzenbaum abandons his proposal to curb gas guzzlers, citing parliamentary maneuvering by Sen. Abourezk as the motive. The editorial argues the plan would unfairly penalize drivers needing larger vehicles and praises gradual fleet improvements instead. Toledo Blade.
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James Abourezk
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Rhodes faces reelection as Ohio workers' comp fraud probe winds down
Gov. James A. Rhodes has faced renewed scrutiny as preliminary findings show the workers' compensation scandal cost far more to investigate and reform than was lost to fraud. About 230 claimants and several professionals have been convicted, with $3.8 million in overpayments still outstanding.
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Ohio
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Gary Myers
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Court costs include cryptographers debate
Washington contemplates the Farber case and whether a reporter's notes from a murder investigation can be used as evidence. The piece humorously notes consultation with CIA cryptographic experts to interpret cryptic shorthand and questions the limits of press confidentiality.
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Notes on Courtroom Gibberish and Political Paranoia
A columnist riffs on deciphering garbled notes from archives about Farber and Pickle, joking that most lines read as nonsense. The piece plays with legal jeopardy, freedom of expression, and the idea that context misleads juries, ending with a quip about taking the Fifth.
Early 1980 presidential bid hints emerge in 1978
In this Washington briefing, the Answer Man discusses an early start for 1980 campaigns. He cites Rep. Phillip Crane’s unusual approach of announcing a run and plans to consult figures like Richard Nixon and Barry Goldwater, noting the public’s fevered political climate.
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Washington window on Crane courting ex candidates
The piece notes Crane's strategy of visiting former presidential hopefuls to reveal plans and gain attention. It cites Reagan Ford Romney Scranton Rockefeller Lan don Stassen Eisenhower and possibly others, while also addressing Baker and Thompson and how public moves will signal actual candidacy.
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