Pardee Faces Uphill Odds After Redskins Exits
The article notes Washington coach Jack Pardee must regroup after George Allen’s exit and Calvin Hill’s retirement. Veterans like Eddie Brown and Tim Stokes leave, Lemar Parrish and Coy Bacon arrive, Bill Brundige sits out, and the team’s experience drops ahead of the 1978 season. Exhibition games remain before Sept. 3 opener versus the Patriots.
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Jack Pardee
Allen
Pardee
Redskins
Hill
Calvin Hill
Yale
Clarence Harmon
Charley Taylor
Pat Fisher
Jerry Smith
Brig Owens
Bob Brunet
Eddie Brown
Tim Stokes
Bill Brundige
Winchester
RFK
Lemar Parrish
Coy Bacon
Washington
Carlisle
New England
Patriots
Jack
Costanza resignation signals White House style shift
A Richmond Times-Dispatch reprint notes Midge Costanza's resignation from President Carter's staff after public disagreements and a falling-out over style. It contrasts early high visibility with later sidelining and a 30 day transition.
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Richmond Times-Dispatch
White House
Midge Costanza
Carter
Miss Costanza
Oval Office
Associated Press
Jurate Kazickas
Stuart Eizenstat
Democratic Party
House
A.L. Philpott
House Democratic Caucus
C. Hardaway
Joseph Fitzpatrick
Gerald Rafshoon
Mr. Carter
Time in Jail Ain't Cool Inspires Teen Inmates
In Fishkill Correctional Center an inmate named Duke leads a circle of 12 youths, confronting them about jail and street life. Lonnie Wilkins recalls juvenile prison experiences and drifting into crime after hooky and drinking, warning the peers about life behind bars.
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N.Y
Fishkill
Fishkill Correctional Center
Duke
Lonnie Wilkins
Comstock
Willin
Lonnie
Melvin Defendini
Blue
Clinton
Sing-Sing
Auburn
Tinkering With Human Rights in Carter Policy Debates
The piece contrasts the Carter administration's stated human rights goals with real policy moves amid Soviet dissident trials and Philippine abuses. It notes calls to toughen sanctions and the tension between rights aims and defense and economic priorities, citing lawmakers and officials.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Carter
United States
U.S
White House
Congress
Anatoly Shcharansky
Aleksandr Ginzburg
Soviet Union
Tass
Senate
Philippines
South Korea
Indonesia
State Department
Idi Amin
Don Pease
Ohio
Department
Patricia M. Derian
Donald M. Fraser
Dminn
Nixon
Ford
Americans For Democratic Action
Congressional
Bruce Cameron
ADA
Cameron
Capitol Hill
Carter Keeps Pressure on Begin Over Israeli Peace Six No's
President Carter reiterates his demand for Israeli concessions as Egyptian leader Sadat faces pressure from Saudi Arabia while awaiting Cyrus Vance's Mideast mission. Moshe Dayan signals possible Arab sovereignty talks on the West Bank, signaling cautious movement in the stalled peace process.
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Field Enterprises
Washington
Menahem Begin
Carter
Begin
White House
Israel
No Te Carter
Sadat
Jimmy Carter
Mideast
Cyrus Vance
Jerusalem
Cairo
Saudi Arabia
Hafez Assad
Soviet Union
U.S
Moshe Dayan
West Bank
Dayan
Vance
Carter-Vance
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