US Should Aid Brazil On Nuclear Industry Not Block It
Editorial argues Carter administration opposition to Brazil acquiring nuclear fuel reprocessing facilities harms a key ally. It cites Brazil's WWII alliance with the US and postwar defense ties, notes failed missions by Mondale and Christopher, and claims Brazil seeks advanced tech from Germany while US policies cost jobs and billions in contracts. The piece urges cooperation over obstacles.
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Brazil
Europe
Carter
Walter Mondale
West Germany
Conrith
Warren Christopher Ade
Cyrus Vance
Mr. Carter
Sam
Germany
America
Lost Keys to Car Create Domestic Fracas
A humorous column recounts the author EMA Bowen losing car keys for hours and reacting with mock despair. She jokes they are mobile male objects with no sex life, recalls past disappearances, and vents about the hassle of searching. She vows to stay calm and even grovel if keys return.
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Heaven
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Cibber
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Great pressures on tariffs push both parties toward trade war
Liberal and conservative voices oppose protectionism yet labor unions and many in business demand tariff laws to shield American jobs from cheap foreign competition. The AFL CIO and major firms pressure Congress while economists debate the logic of free trade and tariffs, questioning if reciprocal measures truly help the United States.
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Copley News Service
Washington
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Afl-Cio
Far East
Europe
George Meany
West Germany
Japan
South Korea
U.S
Capital fare Smoking lounge? Joey envisions a cigarette speakeasy empire
A colorful figure named Joey plans a diversified expansion into Maryland Virginia and Washington with a chain of cigarette lounges. He envisions two levels for common and VIP smokers and aims to secure spaces near government venues while awaiting Prohibition. He cites public smoking trends and expects a ban oriented society to boost demand.
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Health, Education and Welfare
Joe Califano
Dice
Maryland
Virginia
Washington
Billy Carter
Hamilton Jordan
Stake in railroads editorials and reform prospects
An editor's outlook argues Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railroad sought reorganization under the Federal Bankruptcy Act amid overbuilding and weak returns. It examines options including a shotgun merger, government takeover, or a new living model for American railroads, citing labor relations, costs, and the need for improved infrastructure and efficiency.
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North Pacific States
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Penn Central
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New York City Faces $2 Billion Federal Loan Battle
A stream of congressional overseers visit New York City to press for federal aid while criticizing municipal worker perks and 35 hour weeks. Representative Richard Kelly cites high costs, unions clash with Mayor Koch, and William E. Simon argues payrolls and pensions precipitated the city’s fiscal crisis.
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Florida
House Banking Committee
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Koch
Victor Gotbaum
Albert Shanker
Teacher's Union
Treasury
William E. Simon
New York
Census Bureau
Bill Simon
Congress
America
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