Editorials Bad bill defeated vote by Congressman Sharp
Congressman Sharp of Indiana's Tenth District voted to bring to the House floor a campaign finance bill that would curb party contributions by 70 percent. It faced opposition from 69 Democrats and unanimous Republican stands, ending the bid to alter funding rules amid two party dynamics. The piece notes the bill favored Republican limits despite small donor support, and cites Mendell Davis and Guy Vander Jagt arguing for or against the measure. It laments a Madison County voter loss of right to small contributions to their chosen party.
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Indiana
Madison County
House
America
House of Representatives
Mendell Davis
D-S.c
Davis
Democrat Party
Republican Party
Guy Vander Jagt
Maine
National Republican Congressional Committee
Venture capital as golden goose endangered by tax policy
Capital formation experts warn risk and venture capital fuel US growth yet tax policy narrows gains. AEA survey of 325 members shows teenage firms hugely outpacing mature ones in jobs and exports, with startups driving most growth. experts call for a wider gap between capital gains and ordinary income tax rates to restore incentives and revenue.
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Edwin V.W. Zschau
Capital Formation Task Force
American Electronic Association
Senate
A.E.A
AEA
Zschau
America
New York Stock Exchange
Reid Dennis
National Venture Capital Association
MCA
Dennis
When Will Carter Start To Be President
HOLMES ALEXANDER argues Americans in the Virgin Islands doubt Jimmy Carter and predict a possible one term presidency. He analyzes Carter’s foreign policy woes, naval arms, and canal issues while noting local voting rights and the island's diverse population including Cruzens, Puerto Ricans, snowbirds, and Caribbean workers. He surveys GOP contenders like Ford, Reagan, Baker, Connally, and Brown, suggesting a Democratic successor may emerge.
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Holmes Alexander
ST. Croix
Virgin Islands
Jimmy Carter
Virgins
America
North
Caribbean
Carter
Britain
White House
Panama Canal
Israel
Begin
Gaza Strip
Europe
NATO
Georgia
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Howard Baker
John Connally
McNaught Syn., Inc
Fragmented OCR Note Yields Little Context
Vague readable fragments hint at a commentary or notice but provide no clear subject names places dates or events. The text lacks coherent actions or outcomes, leaving the core story unreadable and unidentifiable for proper card creation.
Phillips survey Anticommunist era analysis in 1978
KEVIN P. PHILLIPS argues that rising defense spending polls, global frustration with the dollar, and cyclical attitudes toward Russia signal a coming anti-communist phase. He maps historical swings from 1918 to 1970s, notes Nixon’s detente, and predicts a new cycle within a few years.
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Kevin P. Phillips
Washington
Kremlin
Carter
United States
Vietnam
Mediterranean
Africa
Russia
U.S
Soviet Union
Orany
Josef Stalin
Joe
Winston Churchill
Europe
Woodrow Wilson
A. Mitchell Palmer
Econd
Wisconsin
Joseph R. McCarthy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Alger Hiss
Nixon
the Rosenbergs
North Vietnam
Hollywood
Indiana
Manhattan
Madison
Wis
Beverly Hills
Fifth Avenue
King Fea. Syn., Inc
Market comeback insights from PAUL Keown and Will Rogers
A financial column critiques the Dow Jones Average as an unreliable market gauge, noting its 30-stock basis and AT&T switch in 1939. Analyst Ann Brown lambasts political and economic shocks while highlighting consumer strength and corporate liquidity. Richard Ney predicts a major rally after brief remarks with the Vice-President in Washington, dated July 10, 1928, with Will Rogers memorial rights.
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Paul Keown
Dow
At&t
IBM
Ann Brown
Treasury
Congress
Fed
Washington
Fident
Will Rogers
Bryan Sterling
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