Virginia Democrats grapple with nominating race and new bloc
In Virginia the Democratic nominating process concentrates on Andrew Miller, Clive DuVal, and Conoly Phillips. An Evangelical bloc fuels Phillips with 327 delegates while Miller leads with 981 and DuVal has 438. 552 uncommitted delegates loom, shaping potential first-ballot outcomes and postmeeting coalitions.
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Phillips Conoly in Virginia Senate Bid Prompts Evangelical Debate
Norfolk candidate Phillips G Conoly campaigns as a serious Senate contender drawing strong religious support. The piece questions whether Evangelical Christianity can guide policy and calls for a concrete platform outlining what he would do for Virginia in the U S Senate if nominated and elected.
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Carter Faces Severe Press Criticism Across Nation and World
The piece notes growing doubt about President Carter as editors and international leaders question his leadership and policy, while Congress and public opinion hinder progress. It portrays a president praised in private but misread in public, with a press torn by complex domestic and foreign challenges.
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Republicans Try Party Discipline in Texas and Congress
The piece outlines William Brock aiming to discipline Texas Republican Ray Barnhart over his Baker backlash, threatening to restrict state funds from a $300,000 Houston dinner pot. It also covers Soviet snubs to Carter on the neutron bomb, Henry Hyde’s anti hypocrisy moves on human rights, and mixed votes on Africa and China aid amid Carter’s stance.
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Crackdown on the FBI Tests Morale and Trust
The piece notes indictments of three FBI officials and discipline for 68 agents over break-ins aimed at Weather Underground fugitives. It argues the FBI must obey the law, praises Attorney General Bell’s investigation, and urges public confidence in reform and integrity within the bureau.
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