Editorial: Coal strike to cause widespread economic disruption
The piece argues the 80 day coal miners strike will trigger long lasting harm across Indiana and the Midwest. Milton Copulos of the Heritage Foundation warns deep shortfalls in energy supply will force layoffs, higher utility costs, and broader economic strain into next year, accusing the Carter administration of delaying action.
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Indiana
Milton Copulos
Heritage Foundation
Copulos
Notre Dame
Michigan
Ohio
Indianapolis
Maryland
Bethlehem Steel
Sparrow Point
Carter
Midwest
Dinner Debate Echoes a Husband Apathy
A reader responds to a prior column on husbands and dinner choices. The letter dramatizes a marital exchange where the husband repeatedly says I dont care while the wife tries to decide, ending with a noted quip about serving an extravagant casserole and the line I had it for lunch.
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Honey
1978 Enterprises, Inc
Anderson Herald Budget Figures Spark Local Debate
City officials wrestle with a $1394 deficit figure amid discussions on budget reductions and service impacts at the Anderson Herald reporting desk.
Diplomatic Amateurism in Carter Era Woodcock Taiwan Stance
Interpretive report critiques Leonard Woodcock for urging normalizing relations with Communist China while bypassing White House and State Department. It argues such solo diplomacy complicates Carter’s aim, highlighting U S Taiwan ties, China terms, public opinion, and congressional hurdles.
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Stanley Karnow
Washington
D.C
Carter
Leonard Woodcock
U.S
Peking
Taiwan
China
Woodcock
White House
State Department
United Automobile Workers
United States
Potomac Associates
Barry Goldwater
Robert Dole
Meir
John Brademas
House of Representatives
Franklin Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Congress
Capitol Hill
Middle East
Ford
General Motors
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Panama Canal Treaty Debate Deepens Over Torrijos Links
Washington columnist Kevin P. Phillips questions Senate secrecy on Torrijos drug ties and possible Panama Russia talks. He cites Castillo testimony alleging Torrijos and President Lakas shared $250,000 in cocaine profits and notes media neglect. He says stronger safeguards, not fixes like baker Byrd amendments, are needed before ratification.
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Kevin P. Phillis
Washington
Senate
Omar Torrijos
Omar the Magnificent
Panama Canal
Presidential
Alexis Castillo
Demetrio Lakas
U.S
Castillo
Carter
Russia
Panama
Karl R. Bendetsen
Army
Panama Canal Company
Senate Armed Services Committee
New Hampshire
Meldrim ‘Thomson
Vacamente
Thomson
Paul Haron
Canal Zone
Cuba
Soviet Union
U.S Congress
Baker-Byrd
King Fea. Synd., Inc
Micron coal promise faces bureaucratic delay and energy crisis
In 1973 a proposed coal grinding process to 4 microns could power diesels turbines and with hydrogen yield oil and gas. Dr. Krajcovilok lauds the Ilok process while facing federal resistance amid rising oil imports. Ohio State backs the energy gains and pollution reductions, urging a crash program before brownouts deepen.
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Ralph de Toledano
Copley
Washington
United States
Stephen Krajcovio Llok
Hans Rohrbach
Hanover
Krajcovic-Tlok
Oil-Coal
U.S
Ohio State University
Ohio State
Dean Donald D. Glover
Ralph Nader
Krajcoviellok
National Press
Capitol Hill
Senate
Republican Research Committee
Energy and Resources
White House
Congress
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New Jersey
Wit’s End
Erma Bombeck
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Anderson Herald
Srvice
Richard Nixon
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