Reform bill misnamed labor act aims at unionization
The piece argues Senate Bill 1888 and 1883 label as reform but seek to strip hearings prior to union elections, rush ballots, force employer access for union talks, and force reinstatement with double wages. It condemns due process violations and government overreach, calling it the National Unionization Act.
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John Randolph
Roanoke
Virginia
Labor “Reform
Labor Board
U.S
Look Under Maternity At Wit's End
A 1977 Field Enterprises advertisement style piece critiques fashion catalogs showing lingerie models. The narrative lampoons undergarment trends, noting scanty satin outfits and a satire on maternity wear. It questions beauty standards and consumer culture through a provocative dialogue.
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Maternity
Mayva
Field Enterprises
Tne
Special Service Rates and Clerk Message
Special service rates listed for the week with a Monday return time. The notice references a price of 4 dollars and a 495 pound amount for a mortgage service. It mentions free service and a warning about incidental costs and garbled terms. The message names a Sam and a speed messenger without clear roles.
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Gaardeiees
Aly
Suncay
Epeed
Mind Your Own Ethics By HOLMES ALEXANDER
Washington essay reviews the Ethics and Public Policy Center kickoff at Georgetown and critiques President Carter's Notre Dame ethics speech. It quotes thinkers like Lefever Kissinger Kirkpatrick Moynihan and Rostow while arguing moralism versus national responsibility in foreign policy.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington
B.C
America
Bherry
J.Q. Adams
Stholars
Notre Dame University
Jimmy Carter
Ethics and Public Policy Center
Georgetown University
S| Hayakawa
Calif
Carter
Ernest Lefever
Robert Bartley
Kona Kerman
Jeanne Kirkpatrck
Henry Kissinger
Ieving Kristol
Charles B. Marshall
D. Patrick Moraihan
Michael Novak John Roche
Eugene Rostown
Roger Simnn
South Bend
Truman
Harvard
Bo Vous
Thomas Paine
Martin Luther King, Jr
Uniess Carter
Paine
Ring
Georgetown University Center
Lefever
Notre Dame
Pat Moynihan
King the
Pulpeteer
Eugene Hostow
Jeanne Kirkpatrick
Tving Kristol
John Roche
Oil Prices, Profiteering Claims, and US Oil Industry
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate column argues against Carter's charges of ripoffs and profiteering in the oil sector. It notes U.S. oil costs about 5.20 per barrel versus 14.60 imported, and explains industry funding, taxes, and deeper drilling costs. The piece compares oil to rail and postage price trends to question the rhetoric.
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United States
Petroeum
Carter
Conocy
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
U S Hopes For Best Middle East Settlement Shift
The Carter Administration privately flags a preference for a separate Israel Egypt accord over a comprehensive settlement. Sadat’s Cairo meeting and bid to chart Arab support complicate regional dynamics, with caution on risks to Syria, Palestinian issues, and potential backlash if a bilateral deal unravels. Sadat’s economic woes and war weariness drive push toward peace, amid concerns over stability and regional reactions.
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Stanley Karnow
Anwar Sadat
Jerusalem
Sadat
Middle East
Cairo
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Israel
Carter
Hut Sadat
Barter
U.S
Egypt
Sinay
Syria
Golan Heights
Sadav
Abdul Gamal Nasser
Kuwait
United States
Flafez Assad
Lebanon
Assad
4Rashington
Fire Register
Tribune Syndicate
Supreme Court permits police to order drivers from cars
A 6 to 3 decision allows police to force drivers to exit vehicles during traffic stops, balancing officer safety against driver liberty. The ruling cites prior frisk cases and draws mixed opinions, with Justice Marshall and Stevens criticizing the scope and potential for abuse.
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Andrew Tully Washington
Supreme Court
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Cleveland
Harcony
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Justice Stevens
Stevens
Pledge of Allegiance Backed by Rhetoric and Faithful Rhetoric
The text presents a pledge style recitation praising the United States and its republic, invoking allegiance to the flag and to a nation under God. It emphasizes liberty and indivisibility, reflecting traditional civil and patriotic sentiments.
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United States of America
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