Jesse Jackson Irrelevance Sparks GOP Leader Debate
The piece notes internal GOP criticism of William Brock as he pursues black outreach via Jesse Jackson, arguing it distracts from winning white blue collar voters and weakens opposition to Carter. Ford comments oppose Bakke quotas, suggesting a sharper party line on race and policy could help electoral prospects.
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Tax fairness in Virginia revenue flows prompts reform debate
The Revenue Resources and Economic Commission warns of tax and rebate imbalances that burden urban areas like Richmond Roanoke and northern Virginia while funding for education dominates shifted funds may favor less developed localities. The finding urges parity in state cost sharing and fair budget procedures across local governments.
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Carter faces Marston case questions at press conference
President Carter defended a phone conversation with Rep. Joshua Eilberg amid ongoing Marston case scrutiny. The Philadelphia proceeding follows the firing of the Republican prosecutor by Attorney General Griffin Bell. A replacement for the departed Marston is expected soon. Carter’s handling draws mixed reviews.
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Bi partisan House bid to block canal handover via concurrent resolution
Idaho Rep George Hansen and New York Rep John Murphy push 218 House sponsors for a concurrent resolution demanding a House vote on canal property transfers. they argue constitutional, not partisan, grounds and warn of foreign control over grain and oil shipments if Panama gains the canal.
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Carter labeled a Reformer's profile in State of the Union
James J. Kilpatrick argues Jimmy Carter is a reformer based on his State of the Union and written message. The piece catalogs 18 reform proposals from welfare to education, civil service, deregulation, and offshore rights, noting skepticism about overhauling government. It likens reform to garlic, warning against excess.
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Coverup of the Marston Case Stirring DOJ Critique
The piece ridicules the Shaheen Report exonerating Attorney General and President over obstruction of justice in the Marston affair. It questions the impartiality of the investigation, suggests political motives, and warns of a potential coverup involving top DOJ officials and White House aides.
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