Critique of Virginia lobbying law raises First Amendment concerns
The piece criticizes the 1976 lobbying law expanding beyond sessions and statewide reach. It questions definitions that could force corporate employees and executives to register and taxes any spending over 100 dollars. Lawmakers warned that the broad wording creates uncertainty and chilling effects on citizen contact with legislators.
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Sorensen withdraws as CIA director nominee under Senate scrutiny
Washington notes Sorensen quit before Senate Intelligence hearings amid questions about Kennedy era CIA plots against Castro. The column contrasts his withdrawal with Nixon and Ellsberg papers issues, and cites Carter's firm backing of the nominee despite unresolved disclosures.
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Carter Plans Simple Inauguration Costing About 3 Million
Congressional Quarterly notes Carter aims for a modest 3 million dollar inauguration. Compared with Nixon's 1973 gala, costs are lower, though security and maintenance add expense. The article traces historical inaugurations from Washington to Jackson and Monroe, and explains funding from Congress and private donors.
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Letters praise YMCA site and sports coverage
A reader endorses two editor letters urging reuse of the old Post Office for a YMCA or YWCA near the library and supports public adoption of those ideas. The Handley High J V basketball team thanks The Star for game coverage against James Wood, noting improved recognition of their potential.
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Power plays and leadership aims shape Senate fate
Washington reports on Howard Baker as Senate minority leader amid maneuvering to place Strom Thurmond over Charles Mathias on the Judiciary Committee. Baker opposes a feud but faces distrust as internal party tensions surface, with oil lobbyists pressing Thurmond’s seniority and perceptions of loyalty tested.
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