Stage II inflation plan at risk without Big Labor backing
President Carter faces a weak spot in his Stage II plan as AFL-CIO President George Meany rejects the program citing fairness concerns. The coal miners' three year pact and rising costs in oil trucking and autos compound pressure, while Congress enacts tax and wage measures the president did not stop.
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Miller for Senate An Editorial from The Charlottesville Daily Progress
The Charlottesville Daily Progress endorses Democrat Andrew P. Miller for the U.S. Senate on November 7, praising his seven years as Virginia attorney general, his fiscal restraint stance, and his record of reorganizing the AG office. It argues Miller’s achievements, national recognition, and vision for Virginia surpass Republican Richard Obenshain’s successor, Samuel Warner, and urges voters to support Miller.
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Choosing a Senator An Editorial from the Richmond Times-Dispatch
The Richmond editorial endorses Republican John Warner for the U S Senate in Virginia praising his conservative record. It cites his Navy secretary and Bicentennial roles as qualifications and urges voters to support him to curb federal spending taxes and regulation while opposing federal education and voting rights policy expansions.
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Frederick County Referendum on School Board Appointments
John T. Solenberger argues for electing school board members directly by voters rather than appointment by the Board of Supervisors. He defends the current system, notes cost efficiency and quality of education in Frederick County Public Schools, and warns that supervisor appointments could introduce party politics and reduced independence. Open Forum by Solenberger, chairman, Winchester-area resident.
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Rising Star in Rhodesian Politics
Ian Smith pursues an all parties conference while air raids on Zambia threaten its viability. Robert Mugabe rises as the dominant figure as Smith's maneuvering fails to shift the balance, with Ndabaningi Sithole and Abel Muzorewa weakened and Nkomo's armed strength exposed. Mugabe's guerrillas widen influence despite Rhodesian raids.
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Carter Begin clash over West Bank settlements and U S stance
Washington exposes top secret U S replies to King Hussein on West Bank and East Jerusalem. The United States signals that some settlements may remain after the five year transition, provoking Begin. Carter vows to push for settlements withdrawal and active personal involvement in negotiations with Egypt and the Palestinians.
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