Governor Dalton's Far East trip yields strong orders for Virginia
After a 19 day mission to the Far East Gov John Dalton reports initial orders from Japan totaling 3.5 to 4 million benefiting Virginia agriculture especially the Valley poultry industry. He defends the 60000 travel cost noting potential further foreign investment and hints at another trip while in office.
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John Dalton
Old Dominion
Far East
China
Gov. Dalton
Europe
Virginia
Japan
Hayakawa Pushes Repeal Of Bilingual Ballot Rule
Sen S I Hayakawa seeks repeal of Voting Rights Act bilingual ballot provisions in 30 states citing high costs and conflict with naturalization English requirements. He argues citizens must demonstrate English proficiency to vote and urges Congress to roll back the mandate.
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Sen
S. I. Hayakawa
Calif
Congress
Hayakawa
U.S
No Nukes Less Power An Editorial From The Richmond Times Dispatch
An opinion piece argues against dismantling nuclear plants after Three Mile Island noting the DC-10 crash shows aviation risk but not a reason to end nuclear power. It warns a No Nukes stance would cause energy shortages, blackouts, and economic hardship without viable immediate substitutes.
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Chicago
Ralph Nader
Nader
Three Mile Island
Fdes
New England
Ven Rector
SALT Shaking Among the Chiefs Reveals Secret Warning
The Joint Chiefs of Staff warn in writing that SALT II’s ambiguities threaten U S verification and defenses. The confidential March 12 letter to President Carter raises concerns about monitoring, Turkish bases, and Soviet pressure, while endorsing the treaty under protest.
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Field Enterprises, Inc
Washington
United States
Carter
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
David C. Jones
Senate
Jimmy Carter
Pentagon
Chiefs
Defense
Harold Brown
Adm
Elmo Zumwalt
Naval Operations
NBC
Meet the Press
Toe
Army High Command
Brown
John W. Vessey Jr
Korea
Edward C. Meyer
White House
Jones
Jones, Meyer
T.B. Hayward
Lew Allen Jr
Marine Corps
Robert H. Barrow
U.S
Turkey
Iran
Moscow
Vienna
Leonid Brezhnev
Kremlin
Bert Lance indictment frames Carter era finance questions
The 1500 word indictment against Bert Lance alleges bank schemes and a Ponzi like plan to defraud federal agencies. It links Lance to campaign financing patterns and Fronts across banks supporting Carter era campaigns. The piece notes White House and Justice Department probes and calls for fuller accounting of Lance connected dealings.
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N_Y. Times
Washington
Bert Lance
Bert
Atlanta
Lance
Congress and
Justice Department
Hal Gulliver
Bill Shipp
Atlanta Constitution
Carter
Lance Gang
United States of America
Abboud
China
White House
Deng Xiaoping
Southeast
Citizen's and
Southern National Bank
Jimmy Carter
Rafshoon
Paul Curran
Robert Lipshutz
Curran
Philip Heymann
Justice
Opined Verbal Bestiary on Human and Animal Sounds
A humorous essay contrasts human opining with animal sounds, noting politicians monotone assertions and the limits of vocal expression. The narrator riffs on asseveration, gainsay, and vociferation while mocking political rhetoric and the human voice range.
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Lynchburg Daily Advance
Richmond Times-Dispatch
By William Safire
Securities and Exchange Commission
Comptroller of
Robert Abboud
First National Bank of Chicago
By Russell Baker
N.Y
New York
Annapolis
Chase
Pesident Nixon
California
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Nature Statesman
Snd
Morton Buckbender
Amanda
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