Miller Eyes Virginia Senate Recount After Narrow Win
The piece discusses Andrew P. Miller seeking a U S Senate recount of the Virginia race with John Warner declared winner by 4 721 votes and compares to New Hampshire 1974 recounts. The author urges swift resolution to avoid prolonged limbo and notes historic contrasts with Nixon’s 1960 outcome.
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U.S. Senate
Andrew P. Miller
John Warner
Mr. Miller
New Hampshire
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
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Durkin
Virginia
Pete Rose lands record deal amid inflation clash with Carter
Pete Rose signs a four year 3.2 million contract with the Philadelphia Phillies making him the sport's highest paid player while drawing administration criticism. Officials debate wage guidelines as Rose's windfall is viewed as symbolic of free market productivity. Rose hit a 44 game streak, surpassed 3,000 career hits, and eyed Stan Musial's NL record as teammates praised his effort.
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Carter
Rose
Council On Wage and Price Stability
Phillies
Cincinnati
Spiritual warfare and faith in a modern world
A letter argues that true Christianity rejects cult leaders and emphasizes the Holy Spirit guiding believers. It contrasts self serving spiritual rulers with Jesus Christ and warns against spiritual oppression and premature deaths linked to risky living. The author cites Jordan and Israel conferences and stresses church state separation.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Jones Cult
Jones
Amman
Jordan
Jerusalem
Israel
Globe
San Francisco
Ryan
Guyana
John F. McIntire
Country Club
Winchester
Post Election Politics and Defense Shakeups in 1978
Carter spares Ravenel after offer to undersecretary triggers possible Commerce resignations. Bush targets Harry Dent while Dent declines. House defense subcommittee set for shakeup as Mahon exits and Conte or Michel vie for key spot amid defense budget pressures. Ford and Laird urged back into influence roles.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
Carter
Commerce Department
South Carolina
Charles E
Pug) Ravenel
Ravenel
Commerce
Senate
Strom Thurmond
Juanita Kreps
Wall Street
Jerry Jasinowski
Frank Weil
Mondale
Richard Riley
George Bush
Bush
Harry Dent
Nixon
White House
Republican National Committee
Dent
Dick Herman
Nebraska
Tom Lias
Columbia
S.C
John B. Connally
George Mahon
Texas
Bob Michel
Illinois
Mahon
U.S
Elford Cederberg
Michigan
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Appropriations Committee
Defense
Cederberg
Michel
Conte
House
Gerald Ford
Melvin Laird
Ford
Laird
Privacy win as Congress overturns Miller in Bank Control Act
The Bank Control Act of 1978 limits federal access to financial records, requiring subpoenas or warrants for bank, credit union, and card data. It shields customer deposits, loan payments, and purchases from casual government review, conceding some investigative access with probable cause.
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Congress
Supreme Court
Miller
Carter
Georgia
Mitchell Miller
Feds
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Ned Pattison
New York
Stop Reagan Stopper Seeds in Williamsburg Conference
The Williamsburg conference signals a growing stop Reagan movement among Republican governors who favor a moderate candidate. Governors Thompson Milliken Rhodes Ray Thornburgh may back a favorite son strategy to deny early victory to Reagan, with Texas neutrality from Gov. Clements. Reagan cannot count on governors to aid him in 1980.
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Piddleville
Society For the Prevention
Casterbridge
United State Press Inc
Washington
Ronald Reagan
Carter
Williamsburg
James Thompson
Illinois
William Milliken
Michigan
James Rhodes
Ohio
Robert Ray
Iowa
Richard Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
William Clements
Texas
Lone Star
Reagan
Ford
John Connally
George Bush
Nelson Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
Miami Beach
Rockefeller
New York
Raymond Shafer
Rhodes
Romney
California
Nixon
South
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