President Carter election reform plan sparks fraud fears
The piece argues that Carter's proposed election reform would institutionalize fraud and cost taxpayers, citing concerns about voter registration, identification, and possible misuse. It contrasts U.S. plans with Canada and Wisconsin methods, notes past abuses, and urges citizens to oppose H.R. 5400 and S. 172 to protect honest elections.
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Federal Garnishment Rules Set for Civilian Pay Deductions
Final regulations to guide agencies on court ordered alimony and child support deductions from civilian federal workers pay or pension checks will be published soon. Civil Service Commission oversees the program, outlining who handles garnishment orders and the expansion to military and federal retirees.
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Playing with Dynamite by Alice Wloener in NYC
A harsh critique of Ambassador Andrew Young calling his Playboy interview rash and inflammatory. The piece challenges his views on race, racism, and civil rights dynamics arguing such statements undermine serious analysis and threaten social harmony. It asserts shared human biases and warns against inflammatory rhetoric fueling division.
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Public Doubt Grows Over Gun Control Efficacy
Washington columnist Kevin Phillips surveys polls in California and Florida showing broad public skepticism toward sweeping gun control. Most favor enforcing existing laws, with groups supporting mandatory prison sentences for firearm offenders. Experts note limited impact of new controls, while enforcement focus appears more effective according to studies.
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Carter's Big Problem With Ambassador Andrew Young
Washington columnist Andrew Tully analyzes President Carter's friction with UN Ambassador Andrew Young. The piece argues Young’s outspoken stance strains State Department policy, highlights tensions with allies, and questions Carter's backing amid domestic and international scrutiny.
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In For Trouble At Wits End Plains Georgia
An OCR fragment warns of a looming tennis court controversy in Plains Georgia referencing a world tennis tournament and community disruption. The piece rails against media sensationalism and local figures while lampooning town rivalries and civic overreaction.
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