Farmers Strike Echoes Chavez Tactics In Modern U S
The American Agricultural Movement mirrors Cesar Chavez era tactics to press for better pay for crops. Farmers face low wheat prices while costs rise, yet the protest risks alienating consumers and undermining public support.
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United Farm Workers
American Agricultural Movement
Chavez
Pacific Northwest
Kansas
Missouri
Texas
Georgia
United States
Carter proposes 25 billion tax cut to spur business
President Carter unveils a 25 billion tax cut plan pairing individual rate cuts and credits with corporate rate reductions and kept investment credits. It trims unemployment taxes, ends the World War II era telephone tax, and seeks to boost growth while facing a challenging congressional path and opposition from business and labor groups.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Internal Revenue Service
Congress
Revelation on the dead and the final judgment
A pastor explains Revelation 20 13 and 20 14 detailing unbelievers face judgment after death with souls in Hades and later clothed with new bodies for final judgment. Believers die to enter immediate fellowship with Christ as Revelation 21 4 promises no more death or pain.
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Death
Hell
Hades
Jesus Christ
Christ
Purposeless meanness marred Christmas in Chicago
A Chicago writer recalls a midday December vandal smashing a glass panel and walking away. He confronts the youth, questions the motive, and notes similar window vandalism at a jewelry store. He reflects on cynicism, loss of purpose, and the holiday carillon tolling peace and goodwill.
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Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Big City
Chicago Tribune
New Year's Musings and Tomes on Modern Life
A collage of lighthearted jabs at social trends and politics as Carter and Sadat loom over a brisk holiday season. The note salutes nostalgia, wealth, and family budgets while recounting bicycle thefts and a grandmotherly plea for parental responsibility.
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Jones
Clemson
Pitts
Pell
Mell
Fidel Castro Rebuffs Press Office Idea in Havana Talks
In a four and a half hour private Havana session with Reps. Frederick Richmond and Richard Nolan, Fidel Castro mixed affability with sharp rebuttals. He said he favors normalizing ties, would welcome cultural exchanges and dual citizenship travel, but opposed a U.S. press office in Cuba and insisted Cuba would not retreat from Africa.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Frederick Richmond
D-N.y
Richard Nolan
D-Minn
Havana
Castro
Cyrus Vance
United States
Carter
Angola
Vance
U.S
Georgia
Africa
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