West Virginia Textbook Fight Highlights School Censorship
Washington columnist analyzes the West Virginia textbook dispute in Kanawha County, noting resignations and a bitter clash between pro censorship and liberal educators. He cites past bans from Hanover County and abuses by publishers, urging restraint and weighing the roles of parents, teachers, and boards.
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Rhodesian chrome issue persists in Congress
The Richmond News Leader recalls the Byrd Amendment of 1971 allowing Rhodesian chrome imports despite US support for UN sanctions. It argues rescinding the amendment lacks moral or logical force, noting claims about principle practicality and global relations, and questions future moves after elections.
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Upheaval in Colorado Politics as Hart Recasts Image
Ex McGovern campaign manager Gary Hart pivots from liberal posture to a moderate surface to build a large lead over incumbent Sen. Peter Dominick amid a broader Democratic surge in Colorado. The piece outlines Hart's strategy, Dominick's health and gaffes, and a statewide shift fueled by Watergate era anti-Republican sentiment.
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Sam Brown
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Mark Hogan
George McGovern
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Socialist Workers Party
Gordon Allott
Annual Political and Olympic News Fetes and Trials
Sunday notes include Madame Giroud on NBC Meet the Press and public health talks in New Orleans. Chavez to address UAW event. IOC meets in Vienna on amateur status and 1980 site. Anniversary of the Saturday Night Massacre and Kent State trials loom.
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Meet the Press
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New Orleans
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William D. Ruckelshaus
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Community appeals and political notes in The Star
Letters discuss charitable giving and United Fund benefits including access to eleven agencies. Ed Harper praises Interstate 66 support by Congressman J Kenneth Robinson and urges Seventh District voters to note his stance. Paul Stacy promotes wage price controls and dollar stabilization with a Charlottesville address.
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