Editorial warns NATO urged to beware of American weakening stance
Editorial argues NATO faces a slide toward unpreparedness under Carter, citing cuts to B-1, missiles, naval forces, and ABM defenses. It accuses U S policy of detente failures, notes SovietAdvances including eight new missiles, space weapons, subs, and a lopsided arms balance with 50 000 tanks versus 10 000. It warns of potential repeat of 1930s appeasement as officers defending stance face rebuke or retirement.
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The hazards of SBA and a wary White House clash
Ronald Read reports on three SBA Office of Advocacy studies that contradicted Carter White House positions. The Consumer Protection Agency bill faced White House pressure and firings after an SBA report warned it would harm small business. A labor reform bill faced delays and a nine page Labor Department rebuttal. A FAA seat belt rule sparked outrage as overbearing regulation amid aviation safety concerns.
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Open letter to Mr Reed criticizes trash pickup policy
An Anderson resident protests the new contractor Mr Reed for refusing certain trash items and imposing fees. He urges hiring more workers and insists trash pickup covers bagged materials, cat litter, mattresses, and miscellaneous debris. The letter also includes a quoted claim about a no strike plan and compares strikes to public shootings.
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Questionable ethics tied to O Neill and Korea loans
The document alleging Speaker Thomas P O Neill sought Korean funds for friendly congressmen prompted denials. The New York Times investigates loans, backdated records, and a 1976 disclosure, questioning ethics and potential conflicts of interest while urging a full audit.
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Corporate taxes spark debate on inflation and policy
Andrew Tully reports that critics argue corporate income taxes are passed to consumers as higher prices, fueling inflation. Despite proposed cuts, proponents warn large revenue supports federal programs, while state efforts push responsible fiscal limits amid rising overall tax burdens. People referenced include Sen. William Proxmire and President Carter, with commentary on State Department dissents.
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Peking
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