Editorial urges one year delay for 1975 auto emission rules
Editorial argues that a one year postponement of 1975 federal emission standards is reasonable. It cites GM official Ernest Starkman saying a delay aids orderly reduction and that technology to meet 1975 levels is not ready for mass production. It warns against panic and calls for patient, economical, durable pollution solutions.
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Ernest S. Starkman
General Motors
Environmental Protection Agency
Indiana
United States
Starkman
ERA
EPA
Calfornia
California
Jolt Congress or face higher taxes say Americans
Alice Widener warns Congress must confront the Bush era fiscal crisis or risk higher taxes and runaway inflation. She argues federal spending is the core problem and urges a strict economy program to restore confidence in the dollar and reduce Uncle Sam’s debt.
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New York City
Congress
Sam
U.S
Senate
House Appropriations Committee
Uncle Sam
Nixon
Hair as Frontal Front This Nativity of the Hair
A humorous essay traces the church ritual of peace to a family conflict over a son's hair. The narrator recalls years of hair policing from January to December and ends in a church moment of quiet empathy with a stranger whose eyes convey gentleness and peace.
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Julie Andrews
George Carlin
Biden defies age old adage as he rises in Senate
The piece argues Joe Biden, age 30, shows mature liberal stance rather than wild youth. It compares him to past figures, notes co sponsorships, calls for annual FBI director confirmations, and cites polls linking youth and politics. It concludes with a cautious praise of Biden’s measured approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Joe Piden
Delaware
James T. Lynn
Nixon
HUD
Joe Biden
Althrough
FBI
Althhough
J. Edgar
Senator Biden
Kennedy
Muskie
Javits
Church
Hartke
Highway Trust Fund
Army Corps of Engineers
New Federalism
Biden
Tive
New Castle
Caleb Boggs
Bill Fulbright
Franklin Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
Gray
Joe O'Mahoney
Paul Douglas
O'Mahoney
Douglas
Glenn
University of Texas
Hefner
Columbia College
Gallup
Eisenhower
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Michigan bill would compel teachers to join unions
The piece condemns a proposed Michigan bill forcing all public school teachers to pay union dues or face dismissal. It cites the state Supreme Court ruling against agency shops, questions union political influence, and warns that MEA and MFT power could distort public education. It calls for Senate resistance to pressure from NEA and AFT aligned groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
National Education Assn
American Federation of Teachers
Supreme Court
Thomas Cavanaugh
NEA
AFT
Catherine Barrett
Michigan Education Assn
MEA
MFA
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Michigan House
MFT
Gen. Fea. Corp
Can Women Work Together In Politics Debated
Paul Harvey quotes discuss gender unity and political participation in 1973. The piece notes the National Women's Political Caucus convention in Houston with Liz Carpenter and Sissy Farenthold, highlighting progress and persistent barriers for women in law, business, and public office. The tone questions whether women will unite to run for office.
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Republic
United States
Harvey
Houston
Texas
National Women’s Political Caucus
Liz Carpenter
White House
Lady Bird Johnson
Congress
Sissy Farenthold
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Gloria Steinem
Bella Abzug
Gen. Fea. Corp
Destroying the Political Process Claims From Watergate Era
The piece argues that Democratic leaders exaggerate threats to the political process while recalling alleged election fraud in the Truman Kennedy Johnson eras. It cites Truman’s 1934 Missouri primary fraud, Kennedy’s 1960 Illinois Texas Missouri irregularities, and a Post on Chicago fraud, framing both parties as benefiting from stolen elections. The closing cites the U S Constitution preamble.
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Washington
KFS
United States
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Truman
Missouri Senate
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City Machine
Texas Senate
Alice
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Illinois
Texas
Missouri
New York Herald Tribune
Richard Nixon
Democratic National Committee
Harry Truman
Democratic Senate
Margaret
HST
Kansas City
Pendergast
Jackson County
Earl Mazo
Mazo
Chicago
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Caspar W. Weinberger
Peore
Germany
France
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Austria
Berlin
U.S.A. Syndicate
Field Enterprises, Inc
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
G.lorge
DR. Crittenberger
Robert W. Jackson
Meneger
Charles W Laughlin
Tieved Deily
Mondey
Andersen
Herald
Associated Press
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
Paul Harvey News
Phillips Survey
United States of America
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