Congress and Carter blamed for rising inflation in editorial
Editorials from Washington last week blamed Congress and President Carter for inflation over 9 percent. They accuse spending deficits and new programs, wage hikes, and regulatory bureaus of driving costs higher while federal employee and congress salaries rise. The piece argues taxes squeeze hard working taxpayers and fuel hardship.
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Washington
Carter
Georgia Boys
Congress
Jimmy
Reader Call for Voting Pact by John Q and Sarah Boyd Vilesek
A reader urges voters to commit to a three term limit for local and two for national offices, to examine candidates beyond party lines, and to vote in every election. The note asks citizens to read, listen, ask questions, and challenge incumbents to restore freedoms.
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Washington
U.S
John Q
Sarah Boyd Vilesek
Local notice puzzle yields scrambled figures
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered numbers and names with no clear event or context. The readable bits mention monetary amounts and dates but lack coherent description or identities to anchor a proper news summary.
FBI Under Fire In Carter Era Indicts Target Top Agents
A Norfolk reporter recalls FBI officer devotion and Hoovers standards, then argues Carter administration political goals drive indictments and discipline against former FBI leaders over 1970s Weathermen raids. He claims the move undermines national security, blaming New Left pressures and amnesty actions.
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Nanniuan
Norfolk
United States
America
FBI
Carter
Weathermen
Capitol Hill
Cuba
Congress
The
Griffin Bell
New Left
Bell
Room at the Top From a Raver on Young Minds
A columnist laments rising youth drug use and crime while noting a potential top-rank vacancy for disciplined students. He cites high rates of experimentation, alcohol harm, prostitution, rapes, robberies, vandalism costs, and teen suicides, arguing religion and alternative schooling offer respite amid decay.
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Rave
Supreme Court
May morning musings at Madison County Republican breakfast
IGN E SCGe reports on the Madison County Republican Women's Club May breakfast. He lauds party leaders and volunteers from Tipton Kokomo New Castle and Washington urging unity to unseat the Federal government, curb inflation, and defend American values. He invokes Valley Forge and Washington as parallels urging continued activism.
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Ign E. Scge
Anderson Herald
Madison County
Republican Women's Club
Ol Auditorium
Republic
Democrat Congress
Senate
Panama
Atlantic
Gulf
Chicago
Detroit
Indianapolis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Washington
Anderson
Anderson's
East Side
Bud Hillis
Washington, D.C
Kokomo
Valley Forge
West
America
Democrat
George Washington
Providence
United States
Kennedy seen entering 1980 presidential race amid Carter woes
A Kennedy bid for the Democratic nomination appears likely as critics say Carter’s leadership falters. Gallup polls show inflation at the forefront of voter concerns with 39 percent approving Carter and broad support for wage and price controls despite inflation fears.
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Washington
Ted Kennedy
Massachusetts
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Capitol Hill
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
Pat Moynihan
New York
Gerry Ford
Ronald Reagan
Bob Dole
George Bush
GIA
Kong Kong
Hong Kong
John Anderson
Illinois
George Gallup
Gallup
Panama
Soviet Union
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