Community grateful as neighbors save fire victims
Editorial lauds three Anderson residents Richard Mouvelhimer Curtis Ray New and Randy Penticulf for rescuing Mr and Mrs Woodrow Will from a burning home at 5508 Mu Ave describing them as local heroes whose actions saved lives and reflected the community spirit amid fear and danger.
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Woodrow Will
Mu Ave
Richard Mouvelhimer
Mraneis
Curtis Ray New
Hattie Brive
Randy Penticulf
Mattie Drive
Anderson
Thei
Caterell
Suvyelhimer
New
Mr Wil
Nir
Sick Political Spirit in the Electorate After the Vote
After reviewing Nov. 2 election turnout and past results, observers note 80 million voting, but participation fell from 55.4 to 53.4 percent. They cite gimmicks, labor campaigns, and voter disenchantment with distant Washington as signs of a sick political spirit.
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Big Labor
Washington
Quotable Quote on American Virtues by Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt says the virtues of courage honor justice truth sincerity and hardihood built America while prosperity at any price peace at any price safety fairs and soft living threaten it. He condemns the get rich quick theory and urges duty first.
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America
Theodore Noosevelt
Carter era prompts UK fondness for American changes
A British observer argues that the Carter presidency has improved Anglo American ties more than any recent era. He cites Ambassador Anne Armstrong and the Marshall Plan legacy, noting Brits value Carter’s Democrat stance and the shift away from Nixon era hostility.
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America
Armstrong
Carter
Texas
Marshall
Nixon
Arabia
Jimmy Carter
McNaught Syndicate
Was Carter elected president by election irregularities
In a defense of contested voting in 1976, Ralph de Toledano argues that irregularities in New York Ohio Pennsylvania Wisconsin and Mississippi could have altered the electoral outcome favoring Carter. He cites affidavits, nonregistered voters, and machine tallies, urging federal court action and media scrutiny led by the U.S. Labor Party to probe potential fraud. Cronkite is urged to speak out.
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Washington
Jimmy Carer
Ford
Richard Nixon
Ilinois
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Missouri
F. Kennedy
Carter
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Wisconsin
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
U.S. Labor Party
Cleveland
New York City
Ts Mimsy
Plains
White House
Curter
Jimmy Carter
McCarter
Playboy Magazine
Gerald Ard
Fastern Europe
Watler Cronkite
Doctors Pay Penalty for Malpractice Insurance Pressures
Doctors face higher malpractice costs and fear of lawsuits, prompting more tests and procedures. Americans make about 12 doctor visits yearly with costs rising to over one thousand dollars per family due to extra charges for insurance. A Cornell study notes 13 percent of advised surgeries are unnecessary and the American Medical Association warns costs will rise further.
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Paul Harv
Sang Ubeard-Lime
Cornell
American Medical Assa
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
The Devil and Carter in 1976 America
KEVIN P. PADLLLIPS examines how film trends mirror politics as Twentieth Century Fox and others plan devil themed movies while Jimmy Carter, then president elect, warns against violence in media. The piece suggests a cultural clash over religion, media, and leadership.
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Kevin P. Padlllips
Washington
KFS
Stephen Vincent Benet
Devil
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
Jimmy Carter
United States
Twentieth Century-Fox
Ned Tanen
MCA
Ametica
Devil Cult
Washington Jail Price Fixers
Don Baker, U S assistant attorney general for antitrust, advocates jailing white collar price fixers. He cites past convictions and small jail terms, arguing a longer, up to 18 months or more, would deter leaders. The idea faces institutional inertia, legal resistance, and questions about fairness and deterrence. The piece critiques the push against entrenched corporate interests and the politics of tough penalties.
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Sy Ron Hendren
Washington
Don Baker
Baker
U.S
Cen Ting
Sind
Boston
Hallow
Federal Diary FAA Work Rules Studied By MIKE CAUSEY
A government task force of personnel officials and inhouse labor experts studies work to rule protests by unions. Strikes are illegal, with penalties. FAA, VA, and IRS employees have used or explored legal slowdowns that disrupt air travel, spurring a jet upgrade plan in FAA.
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FAA
Mike Causey
The
Washington Post
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Veterans Administration
Internal Revenue Service
FAS
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Congress
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Office of Labor Management Relations
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