Italy to face potential Communist role in government
A Biden report says a Rome coalition with about one third PCI influence could form by 197 Biden predicts Christian Democrats will yield to pressure for greater Communist say. Sloan suggests Labor and Social Welfare ministries could fall to the Reds, with NATO risks rising if PCI stays long term. Carter weighs quarantine versus cautious diplomacy as U.S. eyes Italy and NATO security.
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Frank van der Linden
Ives Vanes
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rome
Biden
Christian Democrats
Italy
Sloan
NATO
Red
PCI
U.S
Mediterranean
Carter
Define Joint Goals For Winchester And Frederick County Offices
Winchester and Frederick County explore a joint government office facility to address cramped spaces and future expansion needs. The two governments form a Joint Capital Facilities Committee to study scope, with the county focusing on court facilities and constitutional offices while the city covers all capital facilities.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Winchester and
Frederick
State legislators race to finish by March 11 1978
The General Assembly pushes to end on schedule with a disciplined push on bills. The House budget pass aided by Richard Bagley and a three day review period, ending rumors of late night plenary sessions. The paper applauds on time adjournment potential.
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House
Bagley
Jerry Ford Finds Happiness in Retirement
Former President Jerry Ford appears content with life after office while addressing a religious Congress of the Laity in Los Angeles. He seems more pleased with retirement than in the White House or Congress, reflecting on his postpresidential days.
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Times News
Los Angeles
Jerry Ford
Congress
White House
Washington
Carter
Panama Canal
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Israel
State Kissinger
Soviet Union
Vietnam
Ford
Scotland
St Louis
Kansas
Sta‘e
Florida
California
Jimmy Carter
George Bush
Texas
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
New House
Inherent Power and Warrantless Surveillance Debate
The piece outlines the use of presidential inherent power to authorize warrantless electronic surveillance. Bell and Carter assert authority, while Congress considers S 1566 requiring court orders. It notes Humphrey case television monitoring and potential clashes with legislative oversight.
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Ie Tga
Y. Times News Service
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Griffin Bell
Bell
House Intelligence
Justice Department
Ronald Louis Humphrey
U.S. Information Agency
Vietnam
Humphrey
Carter
Franklin Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Federal
Carter- Bell
Ronald Humphrey
Congress
Senate
Executive Branch
Judiciary Committee
United States
House
Letter writers question utility fuel charges and ERA implications
A reader rails against coal costs and fuel adjustments in electricity pricing, arguing double charging by utilities and SCC. The letter cites winter surcharges and coal strikes, then shifts to a second note clarifying the 14th Amendment, Equal Rights Amendment, and gender equality legal history, urging understanding of ERA versus existing law.
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Potomac Edison
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Samuel D. Shumate
Leicester St
Apt
Winchester
the Star
U.S
Virginia
Reed
Supreme Court
Idaho
The
Star
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Eugene P. Miller
Edward P. Offley
Winchester Evening Star Inc 2
Kent St
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Richard M. Bagley
Hampton
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