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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1977

Page

2

New York Faces Pay Back Day And City Debt Fallout

New York City plans to repay 600 million dollars in loans used during 1975 emergency aid, with 425 million still owed. Carter's approach on welfare reform and federal aid remains vague as Beame pushes for national responsibility and potential urban development loans.

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Two Left Feet In The White House Consumer Protection Bill

Ronald Reagan critiques the Agency for Consumer Protection bill as clumsy and overreaching. The piece traces internal memos from the Federal Office of Consumer Affairs, questions about defining consumer interests, and the President’s probe into possible agency eliminations.

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Top Mailmen Well Paid

Washington The USPS now has top officials earning $5,000 a year more than federal agency heads and above Congress salaries. Postmaster General and deputy earn more than Congress, with many executives in the $52,590 to $75,000 range. The USPS faces pressure over rate changes and a shift to five day delivery as lawmakers debate oversight and cabinet status.

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Capital Fare 80 GOP Field Eyed in 1980 Race

Columnist discusses potential GOP contenders for the 1980 nomination. Focuses on Gov. James Thompson as front runner, mentions Ford and Reagan as aging, and notes advice to Ford and Reagan to retire. Also references Nelson Rockefeller era politics and party needs for new leadership.

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Right Vance Kissinger Debate Over Interdependence Clash

The piece contrasts Vance and Kissinger on noninterference and European elections. It cites Soviet influence in Eastern Europe, critiques Marchais Berlinguer and Revel Servan Schreiber, and questions U S policy toward interdependence and anti Soviet parties amid Cold War tensions. It argues for cautious American investment in France and warns against vocal endorsement of dictatorship concepts.

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Racist Label Debate Sparks Controversy Over Words

Washington columnist Kevin P. Philips critiques Andrew Young and President Carter for broad use of the term racist. The piece argues the word’s loose deployment risks diluting meaning, cites historical examples, and calls for clearer language in civil rights discourse.

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