End of 95th Congress Marred by Last Minute Press
The 95th Congress rushed to adjourn amid last minute votes on high price bills. Members performed antics on and off the floor as a 34 hour marathon closed, provoking calls to limit bills and curb perfunctory voting.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Congress
House
Harpo Marx
Washington
Glimpses of Mr Robb in Virginia politics through the years
The piece notes two noncandidate tidbits by Charles S. Robb from 1977 and 1978. It recalls his Panama Canal stance in the lieutenant governor race and a 1978 petition against Appalachian Power Company rate hikes, linking him with Henry Howell and Carter. The piece muses on Robb’s evolving political positions ahead of 1981.
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Charles S. Robb
Robb
Virginia
U.S
Mr. Robb
United States
Panama Canal
President Carter
Franklin County
Appalachian Power Company
Apco
Henry Howell
Howell
Carter
the Star
U.S. Senate
HEW
Speedway clashes spark debate in Virginia letters
A reader recounts a Speedway incident at Eastside in Waynesboro involving Denny Bonebrake and Buddy Armel, suggesting controversial spinouts. Another letter defends public schooling funding and criticizes HEW education meddling, praising Dr. Brian Landes and James Wood activities.
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Speedway
Star
Eastside Speedway
Waynesboro
Denny Bonebrake
Buddy Arme
Armel
Buddy Armel
Bonebrake
The
Patricia A. Richardson
Brian Landes
Frederick County
James Wood
Anita Dick
Dogwood Road
Winchester
Brown's Cautious Push for 1980 Challenge Stands Out
California Governor Jerry Brown faces President Carter with a blend of contempt and caution. He met Lopez Portillo in Mexico seeking cabinet talks on gas policy, then shelved the proposal, while signaling a bid for reelection strength and possible 1980 challenge.
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Field Enterprises Inc
San Diego
Edmund G. Brown
Jimmy Carter
Tijuana
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portillo
U.S
Carter
Brown
Mr. Carter
Jerry Brown
David
Jerry
Evelle Younger
Dow Chemical
California
California Democratic Council
CDG
Chamber of Commerce
CDC
Afl-Co
John Henning
Henning
UPI
Democratic Party
Rhodesia’s Smith argues for preconditionless talks
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith tells the National Press Club that his transitional government seeks a constructive all party conference with preconditions. He accuses Nkomo and Mugabe of pursuing power by force, criticizes US and British stance, and defends majority rule and universal sufrage as key aims.
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National Press Club
Washington D.C
United States
Carter
Joshua) Nkomo
Robert
Mugabe
Patriotic Front
Sithole
Nkomo
Rhodesia
Britain
Salisbury
Daniel Patrick
Moynihan
Cyrus) Vance
Sen. Moynihan
Africa
China
Moscow
Mozambique
Free World
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