Beginning Of End Of Controls In Inflation Fight
The article argues that Carter's voluntary wage price guidelines are collapsing after a court ruling that the program lacked legal basis. Labor unions challenged the plan, injuring its enforcement as inflation surges toward double digits. It calls for a balanced budget and debt reduction as the real cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carter
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
U.S
Barrington Parker
White House
Congress
U.S. Treasury
Was the gasoline shortage real or a hoax
Readers doubting the energy crisis question whether oil supply cutbacks and OPEC decisions justify current shortages. Critics cite DOE secrecy and a lack of public data as fueling disbelief. An AP-NBC poll shows 65 percent feel the shortage is a hoax, complicating support for energy policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Department
U.S. Department of Energy
Alfred Dougherty Jr
Federal Trade Commission
Congressional
Doe
OPEC
United States
Carter
Ap-Nbc
Bias in Britain fuels riots and immigration debate
A column argues Britain faces a growing race problem from immigrant populations and economic strain. It links violence to international networks, cites protests by Asians Africans and West Indians, and questions UK party stances on immigration while urging balanced analysis.
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Britain
England
United States
Conservative
Labor
British Isles
Faith with Works in James Explained by Dr Graham
A letter responds to B P about James 2 14 26 arguing that true faith saves and must show itself in actions. It distinguishes two kinds of belief asserting real faith rests on commitment to Christ and changes how one lives, unlike mere intellectual assent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Graham
Jesus Christ
B.P
James
Jesus
Cana
Trail of Broken Promises in Carter Ambassadorships
The article argues President Carter breached pledges to appoint diplomats on merit, not political contributions. It cites AFSA criticism of 12 ambassadorial picks with little foreign policy background and details donations from nominees Anne Cox Chambers, Philip Alston Jr, William Schwartz Jr, and Marvin Warner to Carter and allied campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Carter
White House
Carter
State Department
American Foreign Service Association
AFSA
Belgium
NATO
Anne Cox Chambers
Atlanta
Cox Broadcasting Corp
Chambers
Philip Henry Alston Jr
Australia
William B. Schwartz Jr
Bahamas
Carter Forces
Schwartz
Caribbean
China Market Emerges as Global Trade Frontier
Washington argues the People's Republic of China with a vast population is the last cohesive market frontier for capitalism. It notes China's modernization push, limited Soviet aid, and potential Western-led deals to spur two way trade. Trade projections rise to 2 billion this year and 4 billion by 1984, with textile safeguards and competitive access concerns highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
China
People’s Republic of China
Sovet Union
Peking
Moscow
United States
Europe
Japan
Tokyo
Boon
London-Paris
Juanita Kreps
Li Chiang
U.S
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Scott B. Hunter
A.B. Cubredge
Charles O. Grice
Sue S. Brown
Rodger Ragan
Aiken Communications, Inc
Rutland Drive
S.C
Aiken, S.C
Ralph de Toledano
Transnational Institute
Amsterdam
The
Turn
Institute For Policy Studies
America
Billy Graham
Trail of
Broken
Mr. Carter
Ambassador Alston
Switzerland
Marvin L. Warner
Warner Desk
Ohio
Democratic National Committee
Warner
John H. Glenn
Howard Metzenbaum
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