Miller to chair Federal Reserve amid inflation concerns
The Carter administration taps G William Miller to replace Arthur Burns as chairman of the Federal Reserve Board amid doubts about his economic philosophy. Critics urge Miller to address inflation, unemployment, money supply, and credit while Carter faces tax reform and oil dependence to steady the economy.
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Arthur F. Burns
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Burns
George Meany
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Dear Dr Graham on television violence and its effects
The letter argues that TV violence correlates with crime and shapes views, urging reduction of harmful programs. It cites boredom and spiritual emptiness as reasons, and urges turning off the TV and turning to biblical guidance for resolution.
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Brazil and United States Clash Over Nuclear Plans
President Carter opposes Brazil's plutonium from reprocessing and urges alternative fuels. Brazil defends its nuclear program, arguing energy needs and oil imports justify reactors and thorium options. Brazil plans a reactor program starting 1978, expanding to seven more, as oil costs drive energy independence.
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Mr. Carter
Heaven and Earth
Warren Christopher
Vance
Brasilia
U.S
United States
Middle East
Ashley Cooper Sees The Issues No One Looks Any More Abused
A reflective column details a Southerner braving cold winds and indignity while vowing not to apologize for aging. It opines on aging, world events, US Russia postwar shifts, fiscal policy, Patriots Point funding, and taxpayer burdens amid a weakening dollar and government spending.
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Russia
Alaska
Pshaw
Sonny
Cooper
United States
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California
Farmers Home Administration
Patriots Point
Hair Dye Controversy and Nevada Nuclear Test Fallout
The piece reports on hair dye cancer fears raised by the National Cancer Institute and a cosmetics lobby counterattack led by the Cosmetic Toiletry and Fragrance Association. It notes benzidine derivatives found in some dyes, FDA limits, and House hearings led by Rep. Moss. It also covers the 1970 Baneberry test radiation cloud, resulting illnesses, legal actions, and a government settlement hint. It concludes with profile notes on CFTC Chairman William Bagley and past conflicts of interest.
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Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association
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Veterans Administration
Bagley
William Bagley
Commodities Futures Trading Commission
California
State Assembly
Assembly
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