Immigration overpopulation burden calls for tighter borders
A columnist argues the United States already absorbs 7000 migrants monthly while Caribbean boat people seek asylum, asserting overpopulation strains cities, schools, welfare, and crime control. They urge closing doors until the economy can absorb workers and housing pressures ease.
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Coal a fuel of the future says Carter in Kentucky
President Carter touts U S coal as a vast energy resource likening it to oil rich regions and urges rapid use alongside nuclear options. He notes synthetic fuels may emerge from coal, with economics and policy shaping any shift, and cites Southern California Edison and Texaco plans for a Utah coal gas plant as non subsidized, tech advances.
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Brown Turns Left as Brown Becomes a Political Figure
The piece argues Jerry Brown shifts to the left after associating with Tom Hayden Jane Fonda and their antiwar stance. It notes Brown's choices including Edison Miller appointment and Fonda nomination drawing Senate rejection and critiques Brown's motives and national prospects.
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Thoughts On Free Enterprise
A columnist argues deregulation benefits consumers and lowers prices, highlighting airlines show deregulation gains while trucking fights it. He criticizes ATA lobbying against Kennedy deregulation, noting exempt operators and fuel costs. The piece widens to critique industries seeking protection yet touting free enterprise for others.
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Readers miss Cooper column and praise tournament coverage
Reader Anna Klus notes missing Ashley Cooper’s column and hopes for his return. The editor confirms Cooper will be back soon. W M Thweatt Jr thanks Greg Pitts and Rob Marwick for coverage of the S C State Dizzy Dean Baseball Tournament at Riverview Park, calling it a complete success.
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