Senate debate on lifting Rhodesian sanctions faces test
The Senate weighs a bill by Sen. Jesse Helms to lift economic sanctions on Rhodesia’s interim government led by Ian Smith and moderates Muzorewa Sithole and Chirau. Backers say sanctions backfire by empowering the Patriotic Front and provoking civil war, while opponents warn against stabilizing terrorists and hindering peaceful change.
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ERA extension fight stirs debate over fairness and time limits
A constitutional deadline clash pits ERA supporters against opponents as the House Judiciary Committee backs a three year extension of the ratification window. Critics warn of unfair rule changes while noting 28 states tied to the March 22 1979 deadline could risk action reversals, with broader concerns about symbol versus substance.
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Readers question SCC neutrality amid power company ties
A letter laments the State Corporation Commission head’s radio appeal for leniency toward the power firm during a coal miners strike. The writer questions SCC independence, calls for disclosure of commissioners’ utilities ties and appointment process, and seeks clarity on rate hikes and consumer fairness.
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GOP chiefs seek new face as Reagan Ford clash looms
Detroit dispatch reports Republican National Committee members favor a post Reagan Ford era with Rep. Jack Kemp as a leading fresh option. While some back Reagan, others worry about a 69 year old running and stare at Kemp or Crane as potential nominees.
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Maine Minister Promises Tax Cuts in Maine Governorship Bid
Baptist minister Herman Chester Frankland known as Buddy campaigns to become Maine's second independent governor in a row. He vows to cut state taxes and spending, restore local control and remove the state from property tax field while praising Gov. Longley's 1974 victory as a model for reform.
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No Time to Be a Mouse in Richard Nixon Memoir Satire
In a satirical column, a laboratory mouse endures bizarre tests to illustrate absurd research aims. The piece mocks experiments with hamburger, nitrites, bourbon, and a read aloud of Nixon memoirs to show how trivial science can seem. It ends noting the mouse prefers quality cheese over cheap scraps.
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