Rights and risks in aliens and surveillance debate
A syndicated column argues the Supreme Court missteps on alien employment rights, cites immigration costs and illegal entrants, and warns that extending protections to foreigners may erode American workers rights. It notes U S and international actions on immigration and a push for narrowed domestic surveillance powers with wiretap limits.
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Kevin P. Philips
Washington
KES
Supreme Court
Civil Service Commission
U.S
Immigration Service
Mexico
Caribbean
Congress
Social Security Administration
Fernando de Baca
Ford
Leonard Chapman
Edward Lavi
Congressional
Levi
Connecticut
GOP
Lowell Welcker
Weicker
San Diego
Juaree
Moscow
King Features
Just The Beginning Unionization Debate For Military Personnel
Washington based Public Research Council warns that alerting the public to dangers of unionized troops is hard as people doubt it can occur. July 1 marks a start for the Association of Guard and Reserves affiliating with the Association of Civilian Technicians. Members remain civilian guards but must belong to the guard for such posts. The piece argues military discipline requires automatic loyalty, and unions could threaten readiness. Opponents warn labor groups eye 2.5 million potential members in service. Sen Strom Thurmond has introduced S 3079 to ban unionization, highlighting urgency as July 1 approaches.
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The
Public Research Council
Association of Guard and Reserves
Association of Civilian Technicians
National Guard
Guard
Association of the United States Army
Strom Thurmond
S.C
Run Hende
Washington
Arthur T. Roddell
National Student Tabby
Jimmy Carter
Blains
Armer
Dhce
Arthur Rodbel
Carter
New Hampshire
George Wallace
Wealth of Nations and the case for free enterprise
The speaker cites Adam Smith 1776 warning that no regulation can increase a society's industry beyond its capital and that artificial directions may harm growth. He argues government should withdraw from business, warning that continued subsidy and protection lead to a socialist society and stifle free enterprise.
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Adam Smith
When God Created Fathers
A humorous poem imagines God crafting fathers with tall frames large hands and sturdy shoulders. An angel questions practicality of fatherly traits, while God asserts strength, balance, and tenderness are built into fathers to support and comfort children. The piece ends with the angel silenced.
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God
Conlein
Banbury Cross
What Are Fathers Made Of In Paul Harvey Essay
Paul Harvey reflects on fatherhood as enduring hardship, love, and duty. He portrays fathers as protectors who battle daily dragons of work and weariness, while sacrificing for children and awaiting a meaningful afterlife.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
What’s Right In Palestine by Holmes Alexalves
Article argues for American engagement toward an independent Palestinian state and reform in Mideast policy. It cites Dr. John P. Richardson of A N E R A praising Palestine literacy and argues for U S recognition, with references to Abourezk and shifting public opinion.
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Holmes Alexalves
Washington, D.C
John P. Rchardson
Richardson
Gallup
Palestine
Israel
Mideast
White House
Truman
Foreign Relations
Congress
Palestine College
Dr. Richardson
United States
West Bank
America
State Department
PLG
South Dakota
Senate
James Abourezk
Abourezk
McNaught Syndicate
Lic
Capitol Fare Labor Bosses Unhappy
Andrew Tully reports a Pennsylvania court blocked the dismissal of two tenured teachers for not paying union dues. The decision limits union power over public school employees, noting school values and student interests over private union interests. The case could reach the Supreme Court, shaping national public education labor rights.
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Andrew Tully Washington
Pennsylvania
George Meany
Supreme Court
Daniel F. Zack
Warren Langley
Uniontown
Uniontown Area Education Association
Zack
Langley
T Hem
Teadhers
Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board
Common Fleas Court
Fayette County
Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation
Common Pleas
Labor Relatial Board
Common Pleas Court
Pennsylvanis
Carter's unlikely rise shapes up as 1976 race
Washington columnist reflects on Jimmy Carter's unlikely path to the 1976 nomination and general election, noting early doubts from insiders, key endorsements, and the challenge of balancing image with broad Democratic support. The piece highlights Carter's unity among Democrats yet warns of future factional battles and Republican scrutiny.
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Jimmy Carter
Plains Go
North Carolina
Carter
Bill Miller
George Wallace
Chicago
Richard Daley
Washington
Henry Jackson
Ted Kennedy
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