Indiana Retail Council rates 1975 General Assembly
The Indiana Retail Council gives pass or fail judgments on the 1975 session. It praises exemptions for hearing aids dentures glasses and prosthetic devices and postage from state sales tax and favorable treatment for goods stored for interstate shipment. It notes approvals of 25 million dollars in revenue sharing and other pro-business measures while condemning several bills and predicting continued monitoring ahead of the 1976 session.
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General Assembly
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Readers Comment on Separation of Powers and Court Budgets
Readers argue Judge Schrenker oversteps separation of powers in mandating court budgets. They propose an impartial third party review for lower court mandates to balance judicial power with legislative budget authority and protect contempt safeguards.
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County Council
Paul Schrenker
Schrenker
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Court of Appeals
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General Assembly
Supreme Court of
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Supreme Court
Nader Engine Sparks Mixed Auto Policy Debate
A Los Angeles Times column rails at federal auto engine goals and EPA standards, praising Ralph Nader while skewering government mandates and union protests. It critiques GM figures on stratified charge engines, diesel emissions, and battery cars, warning of limited car size if strict goals persist.
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Nader
Senate Commerce Committee
United Auto Workers
Lennard Woodcock
Edmund Muskie
D-Me
Waterville
John Tumey
D-Calif
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Ralph Nader
General Molars
EPA
Los Angeles Times
The Future of Asia and VOA Policy Sparks Senate Debate
Dr. Frank Stanton urged repatriating USIA into the State Department while James Keogh opposed. Senator Charles Percy attacked Voice of America coverage, arguing for less alarmist broadcasting during evacuations and major events. The discussion raised core questions about objectives, balance, and governance of U.S. information policy.
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Future OF Asia
Frank Stanton
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Citizens Panel
United States Information Agency
USIA
James Keogh
Stanton
State Department
Voice of America
Charles Percy
United States
Associated Press
CBS
Time
Percy
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Danang
World of Information
VOA
Justice Holmes
Ford
Tulane University
America
Tulane
Saigon
Perry
Attica
CBS News
Kent State
Yugoslavia
Sweden
Indonesia
Intia
News of America
U.S
Capital Fare by Andrew Tully
Washington argues for tax reform to tax the rich more while preserving some breaks. Mondale notes preferential provisions saved the 160000 richest Americans about 1.2 billion last year, averaging 45 662 per person. The piece weighs capital gains and bond exemptions, noting reform is complex due to middle income effects.
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Washington
Sher
Treasury
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
U.S
Senator Mondale
New Federal Election Framework Predicted for 1977 78
A King Features Syndicate distributed piece forecasts sweeping federal election reforms. It predicts a national or regional primary system, abolition of the Electoral College, and broad federal voter registration to streamline elections across all states, with emphasis on reforms resembling Britain and Canada.
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United States
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South
Ted Kennedy
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Canada
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Scandinavia
King Features Syndicate
Will Rogers Says on Congress and Aid
Selected and edited by Bryan Sterling the Will Rogers Memorial offers a quip on how Republicans take the first shot at policy while Democrats have the last say and questions whether Congress will help those in real need with the aid measure.
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