Editorials Call for Less Regulation and Faster Nuclear Power
An editorial argues that U S energy policy has relied on regulation for two decades. It lauds Dan Quayle for urging reduced regulation and quicker nuclear development, criticizes Hartke and Bayh for bureaucratic expansion, and warns of continued dependence on foreign fuel without major Senate and House reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniuniunary
Fourth Indiana District
Dan Quayle
Congress
Quayle
Indiana
Vance Hartke
Birch Bayh
Senate
Hartke
Bayh
Truth About Taxation founder urges visible tax data
Anthony Harnese discusses rising public anger at federal and state taxes. He highlights Robert Hengerer of Davenport and the Truth About Taxation Inc. urging businesses to post tax components on labels. Hengerer claims Americans pay about 200 billion in hidden taxes yearly and an average 910 dollars per person. he promotes a crusade for tax transparency and invites support from readers.
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Anthony Harnese
Secretary of the Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Blumenthal
Iowa
Des Moines Register
Robert Hengerer
Hengerer
Davenport
Truth ‘About Taxation Inc
Mr. Hengerer
P.O. Box
Mr. Hegerer
Mane de Tras Copley
Washington
Weatherman
Capitol
Pentagon
State Department
New York
America
Fidel Castro
Magazin
Cuba
Red Brigades
Italy
Ah International Raeder-Meinhoff
Germany
Europe
Asia
Africa
FBI
Anderson Herald Brief Messy OCR Snippet
A fragmentary OCR note from the Anderson Herald mentions a price range around $32 to $26.1 and a numeric line about 350. No clear people, places, or events are identifiable, leaving only scattered figures and unclear context.
Shadow over FBI praise for Felt and Miller
The column defends FBI officials Mark Felt Edward Miller and L Patrick Gray amid attacks over the Weatherman case. It warns that prosecuting Felt and Miller would cripple the FBI, embolden international terrorist groups and invite another wave of domestic violence.
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Congress
FBI
Weathermen
John J. Kearney
New York
W Mark Felt
Edward S. Miller
L. Patrick Gray
Mark Felt
Edward Miller
Gray
Felt
Miller
America
Red Brigades
Phoenix Indian High School Amid Segregation Debate
PAUL HARVEY reports in Phoenix on the Phoenix Indian High School, a racially segregated school funded by the federal government within the Phoenix Union High School District. He notes the inconsistency with busing and civil rights trends, the role of the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the limited crossovers for non Indians, highlighting ongoing federal and local resistance to integration.
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Paul Harvey
North Central Avenue
Phoenix
Ariz
United States
Phoenix Union High School
Phoenix Indian High School
Phoenix Indian School
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Supreme Court
South
James Cook
Phoenix Newspapers
Tucson
Arizona
Carter's 5.5 Percent Federal Pay Raise Debate
Washington column criticizes President Carter for offering only a symbolic 5.5 percent cap on federal worker raises, arguing it fails to curb inflation and provokes big labor and big business. It highlights AFGE and NAGE leaders calling the plan inadequate and details pension and cost figures to show taxpayer burdens.
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Andrew Dull
Washington
Carter
Atlantic Ocean
Harry Truman
Ike Eisenhower
Ike
Jimmy Carter
Washington Area
Republic
Kenneth Blaylock
American Federation of Government
Lyons
Nation Association of Government Employees
Feds
China’s birth control drive shows signs of success
A 22 member American study group reports China’s government wide family planning push, free contraception and abortions, and strong education. Yet observers warn data are scarce and questions remain about voluntary acceptance and overall growth trends.
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Prosamiiy
Onunk
Copley News Service
Washington
China
Frederick Jaffe
Alan Guttmacher Institute
Deborah Oakley
School of Public Health
University of Michigan
Yangchow
Soochow
Jaffe
Oakley
Liu Ching-shan
State Council
U.S
Peking
Gang of Four
Pledge Allegiance Text Fragment
Short excerpt presents the pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States of America asserting loyalty to the republic and a nation under God with liberty and justice for all.
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United States of America
Republic
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Washington Journal Population Control
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