Rhodesia's peaceful transition hampered by external indecision
The piece argues Rhodesia risks civil strife as Ian Smith pursues a whitesupported transition with reserved seats for whites. It faults the Carter administration and Britain for backing the Sovietbacked Patriotic Front and urges lifting sanctions and backing the Smith settlement to avoid bloodshed and chaos.
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Union Extortion Tactics in JP Stevens Campaign
The Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union resumes pressure on JP Stevens by targeting board members. Avon chairman David W. Mitchell resigned from the Stevens board on March 21 amid boycotts and threats. The union plans to press NY Life and others, signaling a coastwise corporate campaign seen as desperation.
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Avon
Mr. Mitchell
New York Times
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Stevens
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Decline Follows Daley Era Pressure Weighs on Chicago
Observers note Chicago Democrats show fragility after Daley death in 1976. The St Patrick’s Day parade and March 21 primary reveal intra party rifts along Polish and Irish lines. Bilandic’s distancing from the machine pleases business leaders but raises leadership questions about Loop development and race demographic shifts.
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Richard J. Daley
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St. Patrick's Day
Dunne
Richard J
Kelly
Bilandic
State Street
Loop
Ark
Letter Support Mary Whittle For City Council
A resident of the South Ward urges support for Mary Whittle in the May 2 1978 City Council race. The letter highlights her community involvement as a volunteer at Frederick Douglass School Winchester Memorial Hospital Sacred Heart Catholic Youth and other agencies.
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Restore the Kerr Building Before It Is Too Late
A Kerr Blog letter to The Star urges the city to renovate the old John Kerr Building instead of wasting it for a new government structure. The writer cites vandalism and crumbling sidewalks, questions rising construction costs, and suggests a funded restoration campaign to save the historic site.
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the Star
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Lance Promised Oath Broken in SEC Charge Scandal
Washington details show Bert Lance allegedly violated securities laws while meeting with two men at the Metropolitan Club to discuss a bank holding company. The SEC accuses Lance and associates of taking investors’ funds and breaking the law, with a consent decree signed. Critics call for independent probes amid alleged political favoritism and conflicts of interest in Justice and the White House.
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