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Tells about budget & tax negotiations between, the President and the Democrats. The President's Jun. 26 acknowledgement of the obvious--that new taxes …
Just as Reagan was widely being written off as irrelevant, as a lame-duck President merely serving out his last days, the recent summit meeting here with …
REPORTER AT LARGE about political fund-raising and spending for federal candidates. The idea that Presidential campaigns have been freed from private money…
REPORTER AT LARGE about political fundraising and the influence of money on the legislative process. The acquisition of campaign funds has become an …
REPORTER AT LARGE about the two challenges facing the Democratic Party: to offer "an alternative" to the Reagan program, and to show that they have "new …
REPORTER AT LARGE about the Legal Services Corp. which provides legal aid to the poor. In 1974, Congress approved a bill, which had bipartisan backing, and…
REPORTER AT LARGE about Jesse Helms, the Republican senior Senator from North Carolina. Since his first election to the Senate, in 1972, Helms has …
REPORTER AT LARGE about the Dept. of the Interior and its new Secretary James Watt. Tells about the functions of the dept. In recent years it has become …
REPORTER AT LARGE about the efforts by the new Reagan Administration to maneuver successfully through the early phase of the Presidency. Although there is …
REPORTER AT LARGE about Pres. Carter's campaign trip to Detroit, Flint, Mich., and Niagara Falls, on his birthday, Oct. 1st. Carter has been trying to …
A REPORTER AT LARGE about the problems that have plagued the independent Presidential candidacy of John Anderson. Although Anderson had at the outset said …
A REPORTER AT LARGE about the most recent weeks of Ronald Reagan's Presidential campaign. His travels of the week of September 7th are intended to …
REPORTER AT LARGE about the Democratic National Convention, held in N.Y. from Aug. 11 to 14. On the first day, Monday, the delegates were to vote on …
A REPORTER AT LARGE about the Republican National Convention held from Monday, July 14 through Thursday the 17th, in Detroit. As expected, Ronald Reagan …
A REPORTER AT LARGE in which John Anderson, independent candidate for President, is interviewed, at his home in Bethesda, Maryland. The writer met with the…
REPORTER AT LARGE about Pres. Carter's campaign for renomination. Writer says the Carter Administration has indicated more of an interest in politics …
REPORTER AT LARGE about George Bush's campaign in New Hampshire. He is seeking the Republican nomination for Pres. Writer joined him in Laconia, N.H. …
REPORTER AT LARGE about Sen. Edward Kennedy's campaigning in Iowa, in early Jan., before the state's Democratic precinct caucuses. It was feared …
REPORTER AT LARGE about the Presidential campaign and how it has been affected by the taking of hostages in Iran. How lasting the effect will be remains in…
REPORTER AT LARGE about the commotion caused by the Carter Administration in a 2 1/2 week period in July: the cancellation of the President's energy …
PROFILE of Robert S. Strauss, 60, officially the United States' Special Representative for Trade Negotiations. He has the title of Ambassador, and is …
REPORTER AT LARGE about this year's Congress, which has been exceptionally slow in getting started. One reason is that the agenda is not very inviting.…
A REPORTER AT LARGE about the Democratic midterm Party Conference in Memphis, in December, the second midterm conference it has had. Discusses the reasons …
REPORTER AT LARGE about Sen. John C. Culver, Democrat of Iowa. Writer tells of his activities from Fri., July 14 through Wed., July 19. For the first three…
REPORTER AT LARGE about John C. Culver, a 46-year-old Democratic senator from Iowa, who is in his first term. He has already established a reputation as …
REPORTER AT LARGE about Zbigniew Brzezinski, Assistant to the Pres. for National Security Affairs. He is at the center of the system for making foreign and…
REPORTER AT LARGE about Pres. Carter's Administration now in office one year. It's clear now just how hard it is to bring about change in govt. …
REPORTER AT LARGE about Washington lobbyist Charls E. Walker, president of Charls E. Walker Associates, Inc. This is an economic-consulting-and-lobbying …
REPORTER AT LARGE about the present difficult phase of the Carter Administration. The particular issues that it is contending with at present are: energy, …
A REPORTER AT LARGE about the new code of ethics adopted by Congress earlier this year. In the code that was finally adopted by the House and, in slightly …
A REPORTER AT LARGE about the development of Pres. Carter's human-rights policy and the difficulties of implementing it. Discusses how human rights …
REPORTER AT LARGE about debate over a U.S. energy program. OPEC continued to raise oil prices &this has had a harmful effect on our economy & balance of …
Lengthy mention in REPORTER AT LARGE about an interview with Walter Frederick Mondale, 45, a Democratic senator from Minnesota. He talked about the federal…
REPORTER AT LARGE about an interview with John Gardner head of Common Cause, the citizens' lobby. He wants to reform the American political system. A …
Lengthy mention in REPORTER AT LARGE about an interview with Walter Frederick Mondale, 45, a Democratic senator from Minnesota. He talked about the federal…