Carter's alleged lies over Marston firings and Eilberg probe
Editorial questions President Carter's handling of U S attorney Marston's firing amid a probe of Rep Joshua Eilberg. It accuses Carter of multiple lies, cites White House statements, and calls for a congressional investigation into post Watergate ethics and potential political interference.
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David Marston
U.S
District of
Pennsylvania
Joshua Eilberg
D-Pa
Marston
Carter
Justice Department
Jiles Carter
James J. Florio
D-N.j
White House
Eilberg
Congress
Honest Opinion About Hair Day by Erma Bombeck
A humorous dialogue about hair style changes and honest feedback, showing a couple's banter over whether the new Solar Hair looks good. The piece captures domestic humor and the push for straightforward honesty in relationships.
Where does he go from here Carter and the nation
The column satirically contrasts Carter's address with Civil War echoes, weighing religious imagery and leadership. It questions Carter's path in a tense moment as protesters gather near the Capitol, while commentators debate whether his presidency mirrors Jackson or Lee.
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Lee
Jackson
Marie Robert
Jimmy Carter
Mid-east
Jimmy
Anna
First Manassas
Manassas
Bernard Bee
Stonewall
Bee
West Point
Carter
Mcxaught Synd., Inc
Congress serenes today in Will Rogers note
A compact excerpt notes the U S Senate on the hill begins with a prayer and ends with an investigation from a novel. The piece is selected and edited by Bryan Sterling for Will Rogers Memorial with rights reserved and a promotional leaflet offer to readers in Des Moines Iowa 50306.
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Congress
United States Senate
Will Rogers
Bryan Sterling
Des Moines
The
Register and
Tribune Syndicate
Mayor Responds To Letter Defending City Wage Increases
In a reader letter, Mayor Robert L. Rock corrects Tim Perkins on claims of a police and fire wage strike. He notes no disruption occurred, cites a substantial pay raise bringing base pay to about 11,100 with fringes near 15,000, and highlights federal funds rules, citywide cultural and recreational goals, and recent All American City recognition.
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Tim Perkins
Anderson
Perkins
Indiana
Robert L. Rock
Polls show shifting US view on Middle East after Sadat visit
US public opinion appears to tilt toward Egypt and Anwar Sadat, with polls indicating reduced pro Israel momentum. NBC and Harris data show Sadat’s favorable handling of peace talks gaining from Begin, while support for a Palestinian homeland grows only modestly and intervention willingness wanes marginally.
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Rbvin Fr. rruLaars
Middle East
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Gallup
Israel
Harris
Sadat
Nbc-Ap
Begin
Louis Harris
NBC
Yankelovich
New York
West Bank
Jordan
Gaza Strip
Lebanon
Mideast
Capital Fare: Hotels Through War and Worldly Wandering
Writer recalls warm Savoy welcomes in wartime London and fondly notes once grand hotels across Europe and Asia. He contrasts enduring memories with modern motels and caravansaries, praising service, ambience, and classic establishments while laments their decline.
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