Carter campaign finances raise three serious questions
Published reports claim Carter aides manipulated interim reports to hide deficits during the 1976 primaries. The piece questions FEC interpretation, Lipshutz’s dual books, and urges DOJ review and clearer explanations from Carter and aides.
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White House
Department of Justice
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Jody Powell
Mr. Carter
Revenue Sharing Faces Congressional Opposition and Death
President Nixon first pushed revenue sharing to push power to states and people. The program distributed seven billion this year to about 38 000 local governments but faces strong congressional resistance amid budget balancing efforts and calls to end or restructure funding. Senator Lloyd Bentsen argues states should not receive the funds while cities gain direct support, though his bill to end state shares stalled in committee.
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Michael Blumenthal
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Peace with God and inner calm discussed
The exchange explains that true inner peace comes from peace with God through forgiveness in Jesus Christ. It emphasizes humanity's conflict with God, humanity's failures, and God's love offering reconciliation leading to the peace only God can grant.
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God
Jesus Christ
Draft Postal Workers
A columnist argues against military conscription by asserting the nation should pay for the defense effort rather than draft American youths. He cites historical examples and notes that the military already meets quotas but seeks more skilled personnel, urging higher pay for service and calling for government funding over recruiting from the young.
Birthday Card and UFO Lore in a Fragmented Local Page
An elderly man asks a postal clerk to address a card for his granddaughter and add a birthday message while joking about misspelled words. The same page features light anecdotes about a yellow UFO that turns out to be a school bus and a quip about government honesty.
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Gramps
Utah
Explosives And Zealots Behind Tooele Army Depot Heist
A self described holy man Stephen Andrews and three guards were arrested after stealing 36 cases of plastic explosives at Tooele Army Depot Utah. FBI and military leaders fear the plot aimed to arm mercenaries amid guard laxity near nerve gas stocks.
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