Merald 23 RF in Welfare War Nestles Indiana Debate
Caspar Weinberger warned Title XX welfare plans threaten economy and political freedoms. Indiana faces a 70 million dollar Title XX budget over two months with mandated services, optional programs, and possible private funding overruling local boards. Wayne Stanton notes local input may be limited while non profits and unions gain influence. Legislative action could reject Title XX funding to avoid federal intrusion.
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Micronesia Trust Betrayed and US Policy in Flux
A critical look at Micronesia where the United States shaped a UN trusteeship to disguise annexation. The Mariana Islands district broke away, seeking free association, aided by tricky ballots and promised aid. Critics warn of later military bases and a world opinion backlash if the UN weighs in during the 1980s.
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Electoral and Governing Coalitions in U S Politics
Summary of a Trilateral Commission report discussed by Prof. Samuel Huntington on how electoral coalitions differ from governing coalitions in the United States. Nixon’s two coalitions failed to yield a viable governing base, while Ford and Democrats show different alignment patterns with the establishment. The piece warns of democratic alienation as voters feel ballots matter less.
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Washington Family Protects Its Own In Pay And Power
The piece argues Congress votes itself a raise and expands staff while deficits rise. It notes increases in pay from 42 500 to 48 080, total taxpayer cost 52 million, and a veto by Ford was requested but not granted. It highlights staff growth, committee control, and post‑term careers as lobbyists or officials.
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Eisenhower summers in Colorado and a chef’s critique of Ford
The column recalls Ike’s Colorado sojourns and Hagerty press briefings on his meals while noting a New York Times interview in which Gerald Ford dismisses eating as a waste of time. A letter from chef Roger Fesseguet condemns Ford’s remark and urges leaders to support the food industry and affordable dining.
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Welfarism warned as threat to freedoms and growth
Edward J Walsh critiques Carl T. Rowan and Caspar Weinberger arguing welfare expansion endangers private freedom and economic vitality. He warns the welfare state creates a class of non producers, drains initiative, and costs personal liberties, urging vigilance against apologists in government and media.
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Edward J Walsh
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Carl T. Rowan
Caspar Weinberger
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Will Rogers Says Prison Escape Anecdote
The dispatch notes four prisoners escaped today with three already serving life terms. The gag implies lenient sentences, suggesting inmates should inform the warden when they wish to be counted for supper. Bryan Sterling selects the piece for the Will Rogers Memorial.
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