Kennedy as Democratic leader faces rising visibility and scrutiny
The piece portrays Senator Edward Kennedy as the Democrats’ top ace outside Carter, highlighting his outspoken view favors for socialism and federal involvement. It notes his visit to the Soviet Union on socialized medicine and tracks Kentucky Virginia delegate selections ahead of 1980, urging Miller and Fickett to comment on Kennedy’s ideas and status.
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Miller's Virginia Senate Bid Faces Democratic Tensions
The Lynchburg Daily Advance editorial argues Andrew Miller's moderate stance puts him at odds with the national Democratic Party. It notes his positions on labor, defense, and taxation differ from Carter and some unions, while praising indexing tax proposals as a superior alternative to Kemp-Roth.
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Banking reform bill aims to curb insider loans in 1978
The House prepares to debate a sweeping financial reform bill targeting insider privileges at banks and strengthening regulators. The measure would limit insider loans, ban overdrafts for directors, and empower penalties and divestiture if needed, amid industry negotiations and partisan debate.
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Delay In Minimum Wage Hike Could Help Inflation Fight
Congress could delay the planned wage increases to reduce inflation and boost youth employment. Supporters argue a year delay would ease costs for small businesses and lower consumer prices while preserving job options for unskilled youths.
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New Right versus Cohen a test for Republican unity
In Augusta Missouri the New Right backs Hayes Gahagan independent of William Cohen as a Senate bid unfolds. Cohen enjoys GOP backing from Reagan Kemp and Hatch but faces a potential GOP split as Gahagan aims to derail Cohen and help Hathaway reelects liberal Democrat.
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Winchester Letters to the Editor Open Forum notes
The Winchester Star invites signed letters with name address and phone number not exceeding 350 words. Open Forum is a guest column for readers to express opinions on current issues. Open Forum length should be between 500 and 750 words. Contact Editorial Page Editor at 667-3200 for ideas.
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