Camp David Peace Framework Seen As Major Step
President Carter's Camp David framework narrows gaps over Resolution 242 as Egypt and Israel move toward a peaceful settlement after decades of conflict. Observers note need for world opinion shaping and cautious follow through amid regional and external pressures.
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Jimmy Carter
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Israel
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Sadat
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Sinai
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Reagan and Ford Feud Plays Out Across Texas Campaign
Reagan worries about a widening rift with Ford as both men court crowds in Houston and Dallas. Ford aides deny direct orchestration of anti Reagan writing, while Reagan presses unity to save the Republican party and his 1980 bid.
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Houston
Albert Thomas Convention Center
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Reagan
Jerry Ford
George Bush
Dallas
Texas
William Clements
Carter
Gerald Ford
Herbert Hoover Memorial Library
Stanford University
Stanford
Bill Clements
Clements
California
Evelle Younger
Edmund G
Jerry) Brown
Ron and Jerry
Dr. Omniscient
Beame
Yorktown
ERA extension debate stirs Congress over rescission votes
The piece argues for and against extending the deadline for the Equal Rights Amendment and allowing states to rescind votes. It contends the extension and rescission rights threaten fairness, noting political pressure and symbolic aims over real impact. It questions the Senate's potential restraint amid a charged national debate.
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Congress
Light in Dark Corners by Russell Baker
A satirical Q and A column where Doctor Omniscient explains the demise of the generation gap. The piece jokes that the gap died in an East St. Louis flophouse four years ago due to a birthday milestone and waning youthful contempt.
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Russell Baker
New York Times
East St. Louis
Equal Rights Editorial Noted After ERA Demonstration
The Bristol Herald Courier reports Virginia women Marianne Fowler of Alexandria and Patricia Clarke of Orange were convicted in Richmond General District Court for trespass after an ERA protest. Fowler also faced assault on a police officer. fines were set at 100 and 150 dollars with suspended jail terms, appealed.
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Richmond
Marianne Fowler
Alexandria
Patricia Clarke
Orange
Richmond General District Court
Fowler
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Letters to the Editor Policy Summary
Editor notes invite signed letters up to 350 words with address and phone. Submissions should be typed or double spaced. Letters may be edited and will not be used if authentication fails.
The Kratz Clan and the Dread Double Digits
In a far galaxy the Kratz family rules Humanoids until the Dread Double Digits infest their realm. Demo Kratz seeks a solution with allies and a prophetic barmaid named Elaine Battleaxe Galactica as voices warn of internal danger. The piece invites readers to a Tuesday showing of Battleaxe Galactica for answers.
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Demo Kratz
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Readers invited to send signed letters over 350 words
The Winchester Evening Star invites letters to the editor from readers. Writers must sign the letter and include their name and address and the piece should exceed 350 words. The paper encourages community views on issues of importance.
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Winchester Evening Star
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