The government of Chile, which has taken some brickbats from the world's press during the past year, is entitled to our thanks for working out the deal under which Vladimir Bukovsky was granted his freedom from imprisonment in the Soviet Union. … [Read more...] about Chile’s Gift to the West?
Don’t Surrender The U.S. Canal! — February 1977
Harold Brown Appointment
Harold Brown, former Secretary of the Air Force and now president of California Institute of Technology, has emerged as one of the few controversial appointees in Jimmy Carter's Cabinet. The military hardliners are critical of him because of his … [Read more...] about Harold Brown Appointment
REPUBLICAN PARTY CHAIRMAN
Sports fans know that this is the time of year when baseball and football teams that had losing records in 1976 look for new managers or new coaches. The most highly publicized competitive event of the year was the presidential election, and the … [Read more...] about REPUBLICAN PARTY CHAIRMAN
The Legislative History of ERA — November 1976
Parents’ Rights In Education — November 1976
SECULAR HUMANISM
Most Congressional bills or amendments that pass one House but are not voted on in the other House die quietly without further controversy. An exception to this rule is an amendment to the education bill proposed by Congressman John Conlan which … [Read more...] about SECULAR HUMANISM
Issues of the 1976 Election — October 1976
Comments On Republican National Convention — September 1976
Platform Comparisons
Contrary to the popular belief that national party platforms tend to blur rather than clarify the differences between the two major political parties, and are so vague that they don't mean much anyway, the 1976 party platforms offer the voters a … [Read more...] about Platform Comparisons
