Moynihan Pushes to Repeal Hughes-Ryan Limits on CIA
Senator Moynihan seeks to repeal the Hughes-Ryan Amendment, arguing the CIA needs freedom to act swiftly. The National Intelligence Act would define powers for the CIA and FBI, with Turner objecting to several provisions. Congress faces months of debate on the secret intelligence framework.
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Afghanistan
Public bears cost as thefts rise in industry
The piece argues public indifference drives theft losses in business, citing U S News data on contractor losses over ten thousand dollars in 1978. It notes thefts raise prices, urges citizen involvement, and highlights theft by workers and shoplifters, urging bystander intervention and awareness.
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U.S. News and World Report
Associated General Contractors of America
Dear Dr Graham Letter on Christian conduct and doubt
A reader questions a self described Christian’s hypocrisy and asks if that defines Christianity. The reply affirms many Christians live daily with God and love others, while urging the writer to look to Christ and accept believers’ imperfect efforts and failings.
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Wallace Would Have Been President But For Seven Votes
The piece imagines a 1972 Democratic path where seven California votes shifted to a Humphrey Wallace ticket. It traces Wallace's campaign influence, Humprhey Wallace talks, and the July Miami convention where McGovern triumphed. It concludes that with seven votes, Humphrey would have won reelection and Wallace would have become president.
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Letters on dog responsibility and political views
A reader argues dog owners must be almost fully responsible for their pets and cites nuisance issues. The letter also endorses Reagan over Bush or Carter, reflecting Civil War and Confederate flag discussions and personal family memories.
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