ERA extension for ratification passes in Congress amid doubt
The Senate and House approved a 39 month ERA extension amid questions of constitutionality and urgency. The vote shows erosion since earlier strong support, with 60 36 in the Senate and 354 24 in the House. Critics warn of renewed momentum for campaigns and possible court challenges in 1982.
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House
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Dirtiest Word in Virginia Politics Sparks Senate Fight
An editorial notes liberal is the dirtiest word in the 1978 Virginia U.S. Senate race as Democrat Andrew Miller and Republican John Warner each brand the other liberal while supporters weigh in. The piece questions the meaning of liberal versus conservative in the campaign.
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The
Virginia
U.S. Senate
Andrew Miller
John Warner
Danville
GOP
Allan Hoffman
Miller
Charles
Ian" Womack
Warner
Linwood Holton
Bipartisan push for a balanced federal budget by 1981
An editorial lauds Senate approval of Byrd proposals to balance the budget by 1981 and cut 2 billion from HEW. It argues tax cuts may follow, targets HEW waste, and notes Byrd's plan ties to IMF funding while aiming to end costly global loans.
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Virginia
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Kenneth Robinson
Congress
Senate
Sen
Byrd
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Thibary
House
Joseph Califano
Califano
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Carter's Camp David gains boost his standing and resolve
The piece credits Carter with swift public approval after Camp David and highlights gains in Civil Service reform Natural gas and Education bills. It notes his push for inflation control veto power against spending and tough SALT talks while planning wage and price policies. It also emphasizes his leadership image and readiness to face opposition to SALT and Canal treaties.
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New York Times
Jimmy Carter
Richard Nixon
China
Nixon
Carter
Camp David
Congress
House
Senate
White House
Department of Education
Middle East
Soviet Union
Which Way for Mexico
A portrait of President Jose Lopez Portillo as a thoughtful reformer and political philosopher. The piece analyzes his cautious, dual nature and the balance between stability and social change as Mexico eyes oil prospects, external confidence, and potential party development.
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New York Times
Mexico City
Los Pinos
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portillo
Plato
Luis Echeverria
Echeverria
United Nations
U.S
Lopez Portillo
U.N
Israel
International Monetary Fund
United States
Europe
Africa
Japan
China
Soviet Union
Senor Lopez Portillo
Colorado Senate Race Highlights Kemp Roth Tax Debate
In Denver Colorado the 1978 Senate race pits liberal Democrat Floyd Haskell against Republican Bill Armstrong a Kemp Roth tax cut ally. Polls show Armstrong with an edge while Haskell touts a balanced budget and criticizes the tax plan. Campaigns emphasize defense spending and environmental records as voters weigh tax aims and ideology.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Denver
White House
Floyd Haskell
Haskell
Bill Armstrong
Denver Post
Armstrong
National Taxpayers Union
Kemp-Roth
Colorado
Harvard
Senate
House
Alabama Senate race could decide labor reform fate
In Alabama the Senate race pits Democrat Donald Stewart against Republican Jim Martin as unions push for labor reform. Stewart, seen as a populist upstart, would affect cloture votes and the labor bill's fate, amid earlier failed cloture attempts and party shifts shaped by money from conservative groups.
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United States Press Inc
Washington
U.S. Senate
Alabama
Jim Martin
Donald Stewart
Stewart
Sen
Maryon Allen
George C. Wallace
James Allen
Sen. Allen
Carter
John Sparkman
Howell Heflin
Sparkman
Martin
Heflin
George Nichols
Senate
Nichols
Republican National Committee
National Right To Work Committee
Winchester Evening Star masthead notice
The Winchester Evening Star publish details list staff roles and contact information for the newspaper based at 2N Kent Street in Winchester Virginia including Thomas T. Byrd as general manager Roy E Potts II as managing editor and 687-3200 as the telephone line.
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Roy E. Potts II
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
David O. Loomis
Winchester Evening Star Inc
Kent St
Winchester
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