Virginia Voters Face Apathy Yet Bright Spot In Virginia
Despite national apathy, Virginia shows a turnout increase in midterm elections over 1966 1970 and 1974 with 1970 marking record senatorial turnout. The piece notes nationwide declines, lowered barriers to voting, and a 7 p.m. registration deadline for today.
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Congress Faces Ethical Paradox Amid Scandals and Reforms
The piece discusses widespread ethics concerns in Congress, noting 1878 investigations and 1977 reforms aimed at curbing graft. It highlights limits on income, disclosure, and the need for peer discipline, with Detroit Rep. Charles C. Diggs Jr facing a conviction and looming leadership roles.
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OSHA Coming to Its Senses Or Not A Booster Opinion
A Washington Star piece praises Dr. Eula Bingham for revoking 928 regulations and cracking down on a Beech Grove Indiana lead plant, while urging OSHA to focus on serious health and safety matters and trim excess rulemaking. The column credits reforms to Bingham and notes the agency issued the largest lead penalty in NL Industries history.
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Carter’s Air Force One Bull Session Signals Restored Confidence
In a private Oct 28 Air Force One gathering, President Carter boosted by large crowds and bold rhetoric, shows renewed presidential bearing after summer doubts. He pressed for sober talk in Portland and Lynn, boosting his 1980 campaign posture while his aides describe a strengthened self image and steadier leadership.
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A Smoker's Moment of Glory
A Star staff writer recalls a morning craving for cigarettes and a brief triumph when he finally refrains after watching colleagues puff. The piece contrasts health worries from smoking with the lingering urge, ending as a memory of a powerful but fleeting moment.
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A Fairy Tale of a Remarkable Conversion
A humorous critique of Jimmy Carter cited as a fairy tale, comparing his past speeches on balance, defense, and limited government with conservative themes. The piece questions whether Carter’s stance is genuine or a tactical shift, noting the potential clash with liberal allies.
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United States
National Archives and Records Service
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