Bayh Faces Criticism Over ERA Stand Blocking Judicial Nominee
The piece argues Senator Birch Bayh blocks a Republican nominee for the northern Indiana federal bench citing ERA politics. It notes Indiana’s Hartke and Bayh voted for a congressional pay raise, with Ford's backing and lawmakers split on the House pay boost, while Bayh’s motives are questioned amid calls for faster Indiana justice.
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OSHA costs consumers and bogs down business in costly rules
The piece argues OSHA burdens firms and shoppers with heavy expenses and complex rules since 1970. It criticizes inspections without penalties grace periods, broad search powers, and opaque language, calling for partial deregulation and reform of the regulatory system.
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OSHA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Congress
Washington
FREEDOM 15 FRAGILE BERLIN
An editor’s tour of East Berlin reveals a tourist view that praises living standards while noting police checks and wall realities. The piece critiques a ratchet of tyranny, detente rhetoric, and the spread of Communist control, urging readers to wake up before decisive power shifts.
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Unter den Linden
Updin
Charlie
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Germany
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Thuringia
Marshall Plan
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Wall
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Russia
Baltic States
Poland
Europe
NATO
West
Solzhenitsyn Charts Shifts in American Political Critics
A critique argues Newsweek misreads Solzhenitsyn as far right while noting his mix of liberal and conservative backing. The piece contends liberals overlook his critique of Soviet and Western elites and praises his call for collaboration between workers and capitalists. It questions the labeling and warns of narrow political pigeonholing.
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Democratic Party
New York Review of Books
Noan Chomsky
Herbert Marcuse
Ralph Nader
Soviet Union
Armand Hammer
Russia
Lenin
United States
Robespierre
Barbara Tuchman
James Reston
John Kenneth Gatbeaith
Meaint
Ching
Mao Tsi-tung
Capital Fare- Weinberger Attacks Big Government and Court
Washington says Caspar Weinberger criticizes Congress the Supreme Court and the Executive for promoting “faceless egalitarianism.” He urges scaling back federal programs and opposes affirmative action and forced school busing, arguing true equality means opportunity and excellence.
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Office of Management and Budget
HEW
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Teddy Kennedy
Jack Javits
Labor Department
University of California
Supreme Court
The Vanishing Ford Opposition By Holmes Alexander
Washington column notes Ford faces faltering rivals in early 1976 primaries. Rockefeller’s status wanes as Bo Callaway and others suggest him stepping aside. Reagan remains MIA with Kennedy’s path unclear, while Wallace’s injury ends a long shot bid.
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Ho) Callaway
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Rockefeller
GOP
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Brock
Connally
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Jack Kemp
New York
Donald Rumsfeld
House
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Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Nixon
Johnson
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