Ford Faces Veto Decision On Controversial Labor Bill
Senate prepared to act on a labor backed common site picketing bill seen as a major political headache for President Ford. Reports say he weighs endorsing, veto could be sustained by House and Senate margins. Gallup poll shows Reagan leading among Republicans amid pressure from party conservatives.
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Censorship Sparks Debate Over Colby SALT I Testimony
Central Intelligence director William Colby's February Senate testimony on SALT I terms is being trimmed by security censors. The move prompts criticism from defense officials and raises questions about Moscow's good faith while highlighting Illinois GOP polling showing Ford trailing Reagan in the state pivotal for the nomination.
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Poll backs cuts in U.N. financing
The National Observer polls 9,880 Americans with 50.6 percent favoring reduced U.N. funding and 18.7 percent supporting full support. The piece notes U.S. aims to stay in the U.N. while cutting spending amid debates over Zionism and other actions.
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Rugby reporter John McManus profiles Clarke County
Clarke County reporter John McManus discusses his rugby background and journalism focus. He reflects on his education at Holy Cross and Michigan, marriage to Louise, and his aim to expose social injustice through objective reporting while noting growth challenges and limited local diversity.
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Concorde Landing Debate Tests U.S. Policy and Environment
Washington debate over allowing British French Concorde SSTs to land in the United States centers on foreign policy and environmental concerns. Transportation Secretary Coleman set to decide by February 4, with possible congressional amendments to block the jets. Proponents cite strengthened allies and faster transatlantic travel. opponents warn of ozone damage, skin cancer risk, and precedent for future SST flights.
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