Regulatory Reform push aims to shrink federal bureaucracy
The Anderson Herald editorial argues for the Agenda for Government Reform Act H R 14223 to cut regulators and restore free enterprise. It cites 75,000 full time regulators costing about 3 billion dollars and outlines category based targets with public hearings and strengthened oversight to ease rules and spur job creation.
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Mark Twain
House of Representatives
U.S
Congress
Ford
United States
Janet Guthrie Makes Groundbreaking Indy Time Trial
A column celebrates Janet Guthrie as the first woman to survive an Indianapolis time trial marking a historic breakthrough in auto racing. The piece contrasts Guthrie’s speed with other feats by women drivers and mocks stereotypes about female driving.
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Indianapolis
Janet Guthrie
Janet
Wanda Fletcher
Dome
Camp
Phyllis Startle
Beth Grit
S P.m
Dallgante
Lahree
Wniss
Auro
Raymond
Will Rogers Says on Parties and a Curious Proposal
A garbled quotation from Will Rogers jokes about politics and a fantastical plan to hire a friend to run the system with a commission for savings. The text shows odd spellings and a dated, satirical tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Will Rogers
Capital Fare Right Or Reasonable By Andrew Tully
Andrew Tully argues that civil rights rulings on gender equality ignore natural differences between sexes and praise government gallantry toward women. He cites pension cases and university quotas as examples, contending laws should balance equal rights with women’s special needs.
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Andrew Tully Washington
Ogden Nash
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Republic
Virginia
Commonwealth University
Baltimore
Federal Diary says D C patronage probe winds down
House investigations reveal the Civil Service Commission considered disengagement in 1975 from cases against GSA HUD and other agencies amid internal memos and a history of patronage referrals. The effort led to dropping charges while noting possible improper actions but protection for officials.
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Mike Causey
Washington
House
Civil Service Commission
CSC
C&c
General Services Administration
Housing and Urban Development
Small Business Administration
HUD
GSA
Commission
Confcience
Aclion
Causey
The Christian Silence on Lebanon Massacre
A 1976 UBA Syndicate column decries Western Christian silence over the Lebanese Christian massacre. The piece attacks media labels rightists and calls out hypocrisy in coverage and political reactions, citing Solzhenitsyn and historical Lebanon events. It questions Western Christendom’s moral voice and soul.
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Alice Wien
New York City
Lebanon
Beirut
Ray Vicker
Wall Street Journal
Christendom
New York Times
Christiana
Solzhenitsyn
Pune
Soviet Union
Lefnel
U.S
Henry Jackson
Jackson
Wberals
Eisenhower
Camille Chamoun
U.B.A. Syndicates
Solzhenitsyn Conference Protests Detente Ideals
Anthony Harrigan notes a Boulder June conference by the Solzhenitsyn Society For Freedom and Justice where writers and scholars will denounce detente with the Soviet Union. Solzhenitsyn will address the gathering, urging moral action against capitulations and Soviet influence.
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Anthony Harrigan
Boulder
Colo
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Ussr
Soviet Union
Bowder
Detente
Angola
United States
Kremlin
Peking
Eliot Richardson
Tokyo
China
Solzhenitsyn
Bertrand Russell
Thae
America
Moscow
Blatant Book Burning and Free Speech Debate
Ralph de Tolevant argues that censorship from bookstores and media outlets suppresses a small publisher's investigative book Death at Chappaquiddick. He recalls past anti-Communist censorship and warns that media intolerance and political pressure threaten First Amendment freedoms and press independence.
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Ralph de Tolevant
Copley
Washington
United States
Richard
Thomas Tedrow
Chappaquiddick
Edward M Kennedy Low
Green Hill
Ottawa
Mary Jo Kopechne
Kstores
New York
John Dos Patsos
Nime
Death At Chappaquiddick
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