State lawmakers urged to shield newspapers from searches
Attorney General J. Marshall Coleman says the General Assembly may enact a law to protect newspapers from disruptive police searches after the U S Supreme Court ruling in Zurcher v Stanford Daily. He argues for tighter state rules to preserve press anonymity and avoid a chilling effect on investigative reporting.
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Reagan's Big Loss in the 1978 Primaries
Washington analysis notes conservatives won big yet Ronald Reagan faced a setback as Jeff Bell upset Clifford Case in New Jersey. The piece traces how Reagan's cautious strategy to avoid primary fights dampened his frontrunner position and reshaped 1980 dynamics with Ford Baker and Packwood gaining influence.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Jeff Bell
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Jersey
Case
Jack Kemp
Bill Bradley
Bell
Kissinger
Ford
Howard Baker
Senate
Baker
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Bob Packwood
Oregon
Packwood
Kemp-Roth
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California
Mideast
Paul Laxalt
Israel
Sen
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Cliff Case
Bradley
Carter's Speech Reflects New Style in U S Soviet Policy
President Carter drafts his Annapolis address largely without Marshall Shulman, signaling tighter personal control and a tougher line toward Moscow. Brzezinski takes a larger role, while Shulman’s input appears only as technical framing.
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Carter
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State Department
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Zbigniew Brzezinski
Mr. Carter
U.S
Brzezinski
Columbia University
Cyrus Vance
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Vance
Defense
Harold Brown
United Nations
Andrew Young
Jody Powell
Hamilton Jordan
Walter F. Mondale
Moscow
Congress to Help City Neighborhoods Revitalize
Congress moves to expand HUD low interest housing rehab loans, approved by Senate and House committees. The measure aims to help 40 000 to 50 000 homeowners access funds, tripling current participation as cities nationwide brace for revitalization programs.
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House
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Front Royal History Echoes in Civic Center Plan
A letter recalls Front Royal’s 1920 push for a community center and first library, crediting three local women for founding The Front Royal Community Center and The Front Royal Community Library. The piece urges gratitude as plans for a new civic center and modern library unfold.
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the Star
Front Royal
C. L. Melton
Bertie Beaty
Coleman Ware
Mattie Brown
Chester Street
Steele House
Front Royal Community Center
Main Street
Front Royal Community Library
Elizabeth
Dick) Millar
I. Henry Trout
George Washington
Dewey Wood
Cloud St
Californians’ Prop 13 victory fuels GOP tax cut push
In Washington, Republicans claim Proposition 13 proves voters want big tax relief and reduced inflation. They seek a 30 percent across the board income tax cut over three years, opposing Carter reforms. Democrats split, with Cranston urging tax control and inflation reduction.
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Frank van der Linden
Washington
California
Congress
Carter
Senate
Howard Baker
Howard Jarvis
Alan Cranston
Cranston
van der Linden
Potts, Ebert and Miller Named in Local Notice
Roy E Potts III Lewis H Ebert and Eugene P Miller are listed among individuals associated with a local notice with names and roles identified. Edward P Offley appears in the same notice as a stated participant.
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Roy E. Potts III
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
Edward P. Offley
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