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...primary elections or 80? per voter in their state, whichever amount is greater; they could spend $150,000 in general elections or 12? per voter. In New York, for example, the 12? would allow about $1.5 million (in his successful 1970 campaign, New York Senator James Buckley spent $1.1 million in the general election). The same limitations would apply to House candidates in the six-states that have only one Congressman (Alaska, Delaware, Nevada, North Dakota, Vermont and Wyoming). For House races in other states, candidates could spend no more than $70,000 in their primary- and general-election campaigns...
...issue is a federal law, passed in August, that gives students who are 18 years old or older the right to examine their school files. The Buckley Amendment, as it is known, goes into effect November 19, and would cut off aid to schools that bar students access to their records...
Paul Benzaquin. William F. Buckley Jr. discusses the U.N. and Henry A. Kissinger '50. Ch. 7, 9 a.m. 1 hour...
Herbert L. Matthews, a former New York Times correspondent in Cuba who was immortalized by William F. Buckley when the latter charged that Matthews negatively influenced State Department policy toward Fulgencio Batista and thus abetted Castro's rise--as unfounded a claim as Buckley has ever made--recently wrote...
Harvard's best shot will come from captain and number one runner Jim Keefe, who turned in an impressive time in the opening meet against Northeastern's premier runner Mike Buckley. Keefe will be facing the likes of Providence's fighting Irishman and last year's New England champ Mike O'Shea as well as another duo of Irish Friars Tracy and Redmond, both juniors...