Food Stamp Reform Gains Bipartisan Attention in Congress
Congress considers two bipartisan measures to reform the food stamp program aiming to curb explosive growth while preserving aid for those in genuine need. The National Welfare Reform Act seeks to cut high income eligibility and improve administration, with projected savings of 2 to 2.5 billion dollars for taxpayers.
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Democracy in Portugal and the American stance
A critical reflection on democracy abroad and at home, contrasting U S union leaders with Solzhenitsyn and Social Democrats U S A It discusses Portugal under Salazar the question of imposing democracy from outside and the value of personal liberty over political liberty with references to Aust in Chaikin Podhoretz and Peretz
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The Portuguese Experiment and its Global Echoes
Holmes Alexander argues Portugal’s Armed Forces Movement resists copying the American or Russian political models. He notes Portugal pursues a nationalist, Europe-leaning system with worker ownership trends and a nonpartisan congress, predicting cautious outcomes and potential nation building rather than replication of foreign constitutions.
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What Makes Mormons Run in Sports Pace
A Los Angeles Times 1995 column notes Mormon athletes dominate BYU and other sports across track, swimming, boxing, golf, and more. It cites names like Virgil Carter, Johnny Miller, Harman Olson, Vernon Law, Wayne Young, and Keith Russell, attributing success to beliefs and health habits.
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Ford aides weigh Wallace threat in 1976 race
Campaign aides say Wallace could siphon conservative votes if he runs as a third party, potentially helping Ford by drawing away Dems. Wallace’s health and appeal to conservatives shape Ford’s strategy, as aides insist Rockefeller’s fate remains unresolved and joint nominating plans are cautioned.
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Snubbed Hero Solzhenitsyn Faces Ford Critique
The piece condemns President Ford for snubbing Russian dissident Alexander Solzhenitsyn after his Washington speech. It argues detente policies ignore Soviet oppression and cites Henry Kissinger, the NSC, and critics like H C Gordon. It frames Ford as undervaluing freedom and moral responsibility.
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