Astar is born in Madison County primary returns
Editorial notes a record low May turnout with GOP gains in Madison County Indiana. Erskine Cherry led unopposed candidates with 6,471 votes as Sheriff candidate John Gunter and Treasurer nominee John Garrett also posted strong totals. County Chairman James Abraham’s organizational drive cited as key factors for a potential GOP county-wide majority next fall.
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Madison County
GOP
Erskine Cherry
John Gunter
Cherry
John Garrett
Garrett
GOP County
James Abraham
Senate
Abraham
Elwood “Bud” Hillis
Indiana
Rising standards urged to curb student competency decline
Jana Wilson argues that college prep and high school programs have fallen short, with SAT scores falling nationally. She notes high schools should emphasize reading writing and math basics, while elective courses wait until core requirements meet targets. The piece cites Florida’s competency test as a cautious step forward.
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I.U. College
Univeree
Florida
Jana Wilson
Indiana Daily Student
Indiana University
Tax cut is phony by Carter and Truman era echo
A viewpoint attacking President Carter for demagoguery on tax reform. It argues the so called tax relief mostly hurts middle and lower earners, boosts inflation via higher Social Security payments, and expands federal bureaucracy. The piece cites personal deductions, lunch deductions, and calls for reducing government waste and taxing powerful unions.
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Mr. Carter
White House
Carter
Treasury
History repeats oy raumanver in Italy 15 wealthy kidnapped
Opinion notes a pattern of the have-nots taking from the haves through crime and taxation, warning that staged dispossession could lead to political power. It likens modern unrest to historic precedents from Genghis Khan to Hitler and cites British aristocratic asset sales and American tax resentment as indicators of growing upheaval.
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Italy
Germany
Britain
Marquess of Northampton
Castle Ashby
Lord Northampton
Yesteryear
Tere
Hitler
On the right Carter incoherent
Writings by William F. Buckley critique President Carter and Republican senatorial unity. The piece argues Carter inherited foreign policy from Republican predecessors and analyzes Kissinger era policy, NATO, and Soviet expansion. It highlights distrust of bipartisan coherence and calls for a clear stance against Soviet influence.
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William Fr. Pucr
James Reston
New York Times
John Tower
Reston
Carter
Henry Kissinger
Nixon
Ford
Watergate
Congress
Mr. Kissinger
Saussinger
Cuba
Soviet Union
Africa
Kissinger
Turkey
NATO
Push for tax breaks for blood donors in Washington journal
Robert Mahoney, a Skidmore biology professor, campaigns to make blood donations tax deductible arguing donations are dwindling and costly to hospitals. He notes blood is increasingly sourced from commercial suppliers and cites hepatitis and storage issues, while Congress weighs an IRS reclassification and a $25 per pint deduction up to $125.
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Marguerite Sullivan Copley
Washington
Robert Mahoney
Mahoney
Skidmore
Food and Drug Administration
Ahoney
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Edward I. Koch
D-N.y
New York
Bill Frenzel
Rminn
Tax Writing House
Ways and Means
Frenzel
IRS
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