Indiana Welfare Quality Control Triumph Sparks Debate
Indiana ranks high for AFDC control with low ineligibles and overpayments, saving taxpayers millions. Editorial argues gains show diligence of state staff, but warns federal welfare costs rise with expanding control. The piece also criticizes U S human rights double standards, citing Chile and Rhodesia versus Russia and China.
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Andiana
Wayne A Stanton
State Department of Public Welfare
Indiana
AFDC
Nevada
North Dakota
Stanton
Hoosier
State Department
Chile
Rhodesia
Say
Russia
Red China
Washington
China
Soviet Union
Paul Harvey on Carter's Corner in 1976
Paul Harvey reflects on political ethics and public figures amid post Watergate disillusionment. He notes officials' peccadilloes and the public's desire for uncommon leaders, warning incumbents face voter antipathy while Carter could benefit if he embodies perceived proprieties.
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Paul Harvey News
Carter's Corner
Mendel Davis
Ken
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Jimmy Carter
Los Angeles Times
Dinosaurs Warm Blooded and Clever Say Scholars
A British researcher argues dinosaurs were warm blooded and highly intelligent, reshaping views of prehistory and mammal evolution. The piece also critiques the myth of robber barons in American capitalism and notes their role in mass production, jobs, and immigrant opportunity.
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Adrian Desmond
Dial Press
John Chamberlain
Modern capitalism and the mobility it spurred
In Skeptic, Lowell Ponte argues that wage slavery and primitive industrialism once aided capitalists, while capitalism enabled vast internal migrations. He contrasts capitalist mobility with socialist stagnation, noting that updated economic views outpace changes in pre history and public discourse.
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Skeptic: the Forum For
Lowell Ponte
America
West
Great Lakes
Sunshine Belt
Yesteryear
Beame Carter Deal Warned Over Phantom Children
A columnist alleges a Beame Carter exchange would make New York City a federal dependent, exposing “phantom children” on welfare rolls while Moody’s downgrades MAC bonds. The piece criticizes liberal NYC budgets and warns of broader federal spending and sandcastle schemes.
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Sy Alice
New York City
Abraham Beame
Jimmy Carter
Gracie Mansion
Uncle Sam
Carter
Foundation of Child Development
Johnnies
Janes
Etter
Abe Beame
Hizzoner
Georgia
Beame
Moody's Investor Service
New York Municipal Assistance Corporation
Moody's
Manhattan
Washington, D.C
Joe Blow
Congress
Ford Administration Police and Fire Department
Ford
Treasury
William E. Simon
New York
Nelson
Moreland Commission
Rockefeller
Urban Development Corporation
Empire State
U.dc
Orville H. Schell, Jr
U.S
U.S.A
Dong Diet Helps Arthritic Patients Say Healthier Life
Dr Collin H Dong recalls his battle with arthritis and dermatitis before returning to a simple Chinese diet of seafood vegetables and rice. He reports weight loss improved skin and joint pain, and credits the regimen with many patients’ gains including Jane Banks who recovered mobility and led a lifestyle of gardening hiking swimming and cooking with new recipes.
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St. Haradawa
Stanford Medical School
San Francisco General Hospital
Collin H. Dong
Dr. Dong
Bing Chung
Wo Chung
Dong
Dr. Dongs
Jane Banks
Polygamy analogy in Humphrey policy critique
A 1996 McNaught Syndicate piece uses a provocative polygamy comparison to attack Hubert Humphrey's Full Employment Bill and Keynesian deficits. It claims federal aid would subsidize marriages, reduces unemployment, and imposes price controls, arguing such policies erode American ideals and productivity. The column links historical anti polygamy law to budget discipline, suggesting policy would normalize work for the state.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Hubert
Lincoln
Douglas
Humphrey
HHH
Sidia
John Maynard
Keynes
Labor Department
USA
Democratic Party
U.S
McNaught Syndicate
Will Rogers Says on Private Chats with Democratic Candidates
Selected commentary from Will Rogers reflecting on 1928 1920s Democratic figures and party dynamics. Quotes from Al Smith Ritchie Byrd and remarks on nomination a year 1928 to 1982 context. Bryan Sterling edits note and syndicate release.
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al Smith
Frank
Ritchie
Byrd
Virginia
Warner
Will Rogers
Jim Jasbo
Senate
White House
Bryan Sterling
The
Register
Tribune Syndicate
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Hoosier Diligence
U.S. State Department
Inter-American Affairs
William D. Rogers
United States
Rogers
Achor
Socrates
Agriculture
Buzz
Wilbur Mills
D.C
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Franklin Roosevelt
New York Post
Dorothy Schiff
Anderson Herald
Nec
Derson Newspapers
Jackson Street
Ande
Rson
Gerwral Moroger
Traore Coon
Anderson Ingone
Moon Nett
Evel
Eoy
Jore
Ins
Hayakawa
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