Carter Faces Chance to Sign Balanced Budget Amendment
The Senate approved a balanced budget requirement for 1981, pressuring President Carter to sign. If he vetoes, his 1976 promises fade. if he signs, it marks progress against debt, inflation, and bureaucratic growth as the nation nears trillions in deficits and rising interest costs.
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Jimmy Carter
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Carter
House
Congress
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Ind
Gallup
Byrd
Letters to the Star Editor critique Nixon Warner logic
Michael M. Foreman urges voters to compare Miller and Warner records and elect Andrew Miller to the U S Senate. Cathie and Bernie Everhart defend CB operators arguing for helpful support in encounters and CB culture.
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Andrew Miller
United States Senate
the Star
Carolyn Smythe
Winchester Evening Star
Cathie
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Winchester
Warner Miller gun control stance cited in Campaign 78 interview
In a Virginia Senate race interview series, John W. Warner Jr. rejects gun licensing and registration, favors harsher penalties for crimes with firearms, and opposes expanding gun control laws as ineffective and an infringement on constitutional rights. Andrew P. Miller holds similar views.
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Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Ledger-Star
Andrew P. Miller
John W. Warner Jr
U.S. Senate
Virginia
Bill Scott
Winchester Evening Star
Intimations of Mortality for Strauss 1978
Washington interview with Robert S. Strauss after a hotel breakfast where he spoke of leaving government service after completing a trade agreement and aiding Carter’s reelection. Article notes his fatigue, the gas bill lobbying dynamic, and Republican conservative tensions ahead of 1980 campaigns.
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Field Enterprises Inc
Washington
Robert S. Strauss
Sheraton- Carlton
Carter
Strauss
California
Call for Investigation Into U.S. Role in Nicaragua
Congressional Democrats push for inquiry into Carter administration actions in Nicaragua amid claims of covert State Department support for leftist forces against Somoza. Rep. Murphy and Rep. McDonald cite Cuban involvement and CIA ties, urging probe of U.S. policy and elite contacts shaping Sandinista influence.
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Washington
Congress
Carter
Anastasio Somoza
Nicaragua
State Department
Somoza
Popular Front
John M. Murphy
New York
West Point
United States
United Nations
Organization of American States
Murphy
Larry McDonald
Georgia
Warren Christopher
Bureaus of Human Rights and Humanitarian Affairs
Rudd
House
CIA
Mexico
Costa Rica
Central America
Arizona
Gale McGee
Bern and Gert Laxer Built Bern's Steak House on Virtues
The Laxers moved to Tampa in 1950 and turned a 26 seat diner into Bern's Steak House. Their old virtues ambition, self-reliance, hard work and risk taking drove growth to a 350 seat restaurant with a vast wine cellar and 150 employees. They farm vegetables nearby and maintain strict quality.
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Cass Street
Beer Haven
Howard Street
Laxers
University of Tampa
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