Rizzo Loses Bid For Third Term In Philadelphia
Philadelphia voters reject a charter change to permit two term mayor Frank Rizzo running for a third term in 1980. The campaign featured harsh rhetoric and alleged vote irregularities, with recalls, subpoenas, and a grand jury amid nationwide backlash.
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Soviets back Reed as symbol in U S human rights fight
An obscure Buffalo Minnesota folk singer Dean Reed jailed after a protest is boosted by the Soviet Union as a symbol of American rights abuses. Tass says four Soviet artists urged President Carter to free Reed, while Western diplomats view it as Moscow countering its own dissident crackdown led by Shcharansky.
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Fond Memories of a Semi Geezer
Oklahoma writer recalls boyhood in Oklahoma City 1920s and 1930s. He reflects on segregation, family roots, early schooling, and games like cowboys, Robin Hood, speakeasy era play, and ambitions shaped by a mother who urged writing. He notes 58 years and hints at aging into an old geezer.
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White House role in Gallen victory reshapes NH race
Jody Powell led the White House effort in Hugh Gallen’s upset win over Meldrim Thomson in New Hampshire, a campaign seen as key for Carter’s 1980 primary strategy. The piece also notes Carter’s cautious reaction to midterm results and policy impacts on 1980 hopes.
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California
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Letters raise questions on Frederick County firing of Parks chief
A letter to the Star editor condemns the November 8 firing of William Pike as Parks and Recreation Director. The writer calls for a public explanation, defends due process, and warns against prosecutors and judges acting without trial.
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Tri-State Gun Owners¢ Alliance Inc
Clearbrook
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