Public nitpick over governor travel cost saving in Richmond
An editorial criticizes Gov. John N. Dalton for inconsistent spending as he promotes cost cuts. It cites use of state aircraft and car service for luggage on trips to Key Biscayne Boston and a mid September South Carolina meeting, urging steadier economy and public consistency.
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House blocks $54 million Senate office building amid luxury critiques
The House rejected 245 to 153 a request for $54 million for a new Senate office building on Constitution Avenue. Critics decry outlays and luxury features while noting past costs and staff growth, as Washington debates federal spending and taxpayer burden. The piece mocks Senate vanity and questions necessity of lavish spaces.
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Everett Dirksen
The Building of a Pipeline
Washington columnist James J. Kilpatrick notes California Governor Brown criticizes federal red tape over Alaskan oil and advocates a 1560 mile Northern Tier pipeline from Port Angeles Washington to Clearbrook Minnesota. The plan, organized in 1975 and filed for authority in 1977, faces federal land crossing permits and law delays.
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Northern Tier Pipeline Company
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Clearbrook
Minn
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Moses
Egypt Kilpatrick
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Montana
Congress
Carter Administration
Midwest
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Kemp forms PAC to back 1980 bid amid South Carolina tour
Rep. Jack Kemp announces plans to create a political action committee run by Frank Shakespeare as he courts big donors in Columbia and Mississippi. Kemp, aiming to boost his tax cut message, faces questions on his broader presidential viability while supporters like Roger Milliken and Gov. James Edwards weigh his potential against Reagan.
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Herbert Hoover
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AFL-CIO backs Miller in Virginia Senate race
The Virginia AFL-CIO endorses Andrew Miller over John Warner with Henry Howell out of the race. Warner had expected little support and Miller faces questions about the value of the lukewarm endorsement and how to use it in campaigning.
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ERA Extension Debate Over Ratification Deadline
The House vote to extend the ERA deadline by 39 months prompts questions of fairness and legal risk. If Senate approves, courts may decide the fate rather than states, with states that once ratified able to change position. Opponents urge no extension, citing erosion of popular support and potential rescissions.
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