Carter's Grand Tour Faces Scrutiny As Travel Plans Scrambled
Editorial notes President Carter's planned six-country, ten-day foreign itinerary amid earlier criticisms of its ambition. It contrasts past presidents' travel, highlights postponement for energy talks, and questions the necessity of this modern jet age voyage.
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Carter
Poland
Ran
India
Saudi Arabia
France
Belgium
New Deli
Paris
White House
Congress
Jale Marek
Whitehouse
London
U.S
Chester A. Arthur
St. Lawrence
Arthur
Canadian
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy Roosevelt
Panama
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Warren G. Harding
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Hoover
Western Hemisphere
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Casablanca
Warsaw
Reader Comment on Tax Bonds and Homeowner Burden
A letter to the editor argues taxpayers supported tax relief but now face additional bonded debt. It cites authorizations for multiple bonds totaling over 17 million dollars, added levies, and an estimated $30 yearly cost per home. The writer urges readers to reconsider before signing future bonding petitions.
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Indiana
Library Board
Welfare Department
The Year’s End Angel by Holmes Alexander
The essay frames an angel Gabriel blocking the U S end of 1977, citing Congress vacation, a shrinking Congressional Record, and growing federal bureaucracy. It laments deficits under the Carter era, praises cautious reform, and notes figures like Barbara Jordan and Robert Griffin with hope for a comeback.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington
D.C
Gabriel
United States
American Republic
Congress
Congressional Record
Legislative Houses
Bird
America
Health, Education and Welfare
Department of Energy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Madison
Library of
Department of Education
The
Voice
Angel of Death
Cats
Nineveh
Tyre
Greece
Humaan
John McClelan
McClellan
Barbara Jordan
Robert Griffin
Carter
McNaught Syndicate
Sensing The News Returns To Gold With Krugerrands
ANTHONY HARRIGAN notes Americans show renewed interest in gold as a hedge against inflation and currency debasement. The Krugerrand, a one ounce gold coin, is advertised as legal tender and the world’s best selling gold coin, reflecting concerns over the dollar's value and U.S. monetary policy.
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Anthony Harrigan
United States
New York Times
America
U.S
Kissinger Haunts Carter Era Policy Shadow
Interpretive report outlines how Kissinger’s shadow shapes Carter era foreign policy. Brzezinski notes Kissinger’s strong Israel security role and secrecy, while Carter pursues open diplomacy. Analysts contrast crisis handling, decision processes, and public messaging between Kissinger’s era and the current administration.
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Stanley Karnow
Washington, D.C
Carter
Nations
Zbchigniew Brzezinski
Israel
White House
Henry Kissinger
Brzezinski
Kissinger
Nixon
Latin America
Rog
Breesinski
Mondale
Sidte Cyrus Vance
Rom Oesour
Metternich
Bismarck
Middle East
China
U.S
Soviet Union
State Department
Congress
Matoh
Varice
Loo
Aqtery
Vance
Startes
America
Tins Vity
Pity NYC’s New Mayor By NALPH de TOLEDANG
Edward Koch faces an uphill task as New York City’s mayor elect, needing to cut a bloated budget and battle powerful municipal unions while preserving services. Theicapital crisis demands federal aid, productivity boosts, and tough choices to avert bankruptcy.
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Nalph de Toledang
Copley News Service
New York
Edward Koch
House of Representatives
New York City
Ayer
Solomon
Hercules
Abraham Beame
John Lindsay
Washington
Koch
New York Times
Mandakuo
Sanitation Department
Nelson Rockefeller
New York State
CONY
Hunter
Lake Welfare
Lindsay
Gracie Mansion
Elert Koch
Jeust
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Rich M. Nixon
Brussels
Baty
Nec
Polar
Waesow
Tehran
Sau
Arabia
Riyadh
Instia
New Delhi
Osois
Speca Cesserser
Wes
the Year’s
Alexander
Nyc
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