Fortune editorial warns on unsustainable federal budget trends
An excerpt from Fortune by Juan Cameron argues the federal budget is out of control as government commitments rise. It outlines two likely remedies, warns of political unpalatability, and stresses growing deficits, tax cuts, public attitudes, and the need for massive public support to push for fiscal discipline.
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Fortune
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California
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Dresden
Hiroshima
Richardson on the Ropes in Senate Confirmation Hearing
Washington notes describe Elliot Richardson facing sharp questioning from senators including Thurmond Symington Byrd and Saxby about defense policy and the Nixon Doctrine. The HEW secretary nominee struggled to articulate a clear stance on Vietnam era actions and military strategy during the pivotal confirmation round.
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Paris
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Harry Byrd
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Workers not bored says Alice Widener in Chillicothe report
Alice Widener visits Wear Ever Aluminum in Chillicothe to observe workers and culture challenging claims that American labor is bored. She highlights Marian Turner and 700 employees, noting pride, skill, and good pay that defy radical portrayals while questioning widespread labor discontent.
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U.S.A
Does Congress Have a Liberal Mandate in Florida Views
Phillips surveys argue over a liberal mandate for Congress. Democrats from Florida districts like Sarasota James Haley and Paul Rogers appear conservative, voting more with Republicans. The piece notes many Southern Democrats backed Nixon and many candidates did not endorse the national party.
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Georgia
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Mississippi
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Alabama
Mr. Govern
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George Who
National Observer
Congressional Democratic Party
King Features
Symlicale
Revenue sharing sparks debate on federalism and control
A 1973 analysis questions Nixon era revenue sharing as a test of true federalism. Advocates urge state local power to direct funds while critics warn of waste and centralization if districts and cities fail to use money prudently. The piece notes Johnsons concerns and local planning already underway.
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Flapdoodle Factor Shapes View Of Hanoi Haiphong Bombing
The piece argues North Vietnamese claims of heavy civilian tolls from Dec 18 to Jan 4 are inflated and that Allied WWII raids were far deadlier. It contends Western critics exaggerate the outrage while North Vietnam evacuates cities, questions bombing’s impact on peace talks, and notes Nixon’s halt was influenced by public opinion.
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Legislators And Their Districts Listed In Vague Note
A scattered list names several state legislators with incomplete addresses and district descriptions across Indiana counties including Madison, Delaware and Hamilton. The note references office building rooms in Washington DC and various Indiana towns such as Anderson Marion Noblesville and New Castle without clear context or dates.
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Delaware Counties
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Cralg B. Campbell
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Janiece L. Crimmins
Delaware
Grant
Madison County
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Marion
Richard M. Dellinger
Hamilton
Tipton
Mon
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