Small Business Faces Mixed Federal Push On Regulation and Labor
The article discusses federal efforts to ease regulatory burdens on small business while warnings grow that unions and the White House back bills revising the National Labor Relations Act. It notes OSHA exemptions for small firms, and cites proposals to favor unions in elections with penalties like back pay, government contract interventions, and injunctions, alongside data showing most elections involve very small workforces.
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Washington
Commission On Federal
Commission
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Afl-Cio
White House
Labor Federation
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Labor Relations Board
City Transit Cars Hire Front Door Control Policy
San Francisco rapid transit orders demand separate car door systems with a front operator. Each doorman earns 20 250 dollars yearly plus 4 500 in fringe benefits. The administration instructs the builder to omit electrical controls for multi car door operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Rapid Transit Administration
Carter’s first year in Washington tested by fragile reforms
Washington column analyzes James Earl Carter Jr.’s first year in office. The piece argues his promises face labor and Black support challenges, warns of reliance on goodwill, and questions the president’s grasp of political realities amid business and party tensions.
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Ron Hendren
Washington
James Earl Carter Jr
White House
Mr. Carter
Pennsylvania Avenue
Carter
Great Wall of China
Wall Street
Georgia
Iit
Georgia State House
Ier
Los Angeles Times Syndicates
Money Brainwashing and Gold as a Hedge
A columnist argues Americans have been brainwashed about money and criticizes Keynesian finance and gold suppression claims. It cites U S News and World Report and New York Times editorials from 1977, urging awareness of gold’s role and urging caution in gold purchases.
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Alice Widener
New York City
U.S. News & World Report
London
New York Times
West Germany
Japan
the Times
U.S
Times
Switzerland
Swiss National Bank
Leo Schuermann
Carter
Abe Lincoln
Panama Canal Purchase History Reexamined by Expert
An analysis by Anthony Harrigan cites Egen Tausch on how the United States financed the Canal Zone. The piece details multiple payments to Panama for sovereignty, land, and the defunct French canal project, arguing the U S owns the Canal Zone after diverse settlements and annuities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Harrigan
Panama Canal
U.S. Senate
United States
Canal Zone
Egen Tausch
U.S
Canal
Tausch
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Colombia
Bogota
Roosevelt
France
Isthmus
Gen. Torrijos
Government of
Panama Canal Zone
The Right Ideology Of Amnesty By Buckley
William F Buckley Jr questions Amnesty International shift to abolish capital punishment. He cites ideological bias and argues that dissidents who express nonviolent views should not be punished. He urges advisory board members to resign if Amnesty pursues abolition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Buckley, JR
Amnesty International
Amnesty Movement
Organisalion
Amnesty
China
Argentina
Chile
Philippines
Timself
American Civil Liberties. Union
Gary Gilmore
Amnnesty Ternational
Castro And Marcos
Commentary contrasts Castro in Cuba and Marcos in the Philippines as dictatorial regimes linked to U S entanglements. It argues for rethinking strategic ties, notes U S bases in the Philippines, cites human rights tension under Marcos, and reflects on Cuba back to Spain as a potential detente option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes Alexander
Washington
D.C
Spain
Cuba
Philippines
San Juan Hill
Manila Bay
Castro
Marcos
Sinbad
Wall Street Journal
U.S
Havana
el Supremo
Kennedy
CIA
Fidel
Miami
Guantanamo Bay
Gitmo
Custerstand
Uberal
World Almanac
Panama
Colombia
Soviet Union
Bio
Russia
Castroland
Philippine Republic
Continental
America
Carter
Manila
State Department
B.S. Aquino, Jr
Marens
United States
Pacific Ocean
Philippine Islands
Pacific
Japan
China
Claude Buss
Philippine University
Prof. Buss
Mr. Carter
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Buckley
Carly
Aacerson
Indiana
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Payaten Advance
Alexander
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