Congress debates $7 billion energy bill amid policy deadlock
The House spent two days debating a bill to fund the Federal Energy Administration for another year, while the nation remains without a coherent energy policy. Domestic oil and gas output fall as imports rise, risking economic and national security, with calls for voters to elect a more proactive Congress in November.
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HOUSE
Federal Energy Administration
PEA
FRA
United States
OPEC
Congress
Jessen US
FEA
Reading household hints on folding food fudget and new dishes
A quirky column recalls Mrs Young tips on teaching children to try new foods. The writer laments picky eating, notes lentil casseroles becoming familiar, and jokes about liver cake, orange sealing habits, and aversion to chewy or dead foods, with steak priced at 2.65 a pound.
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Tove
Pye
Children resist nutritious foods in a harsh palates roundabout
The text notes kids reject foods with healthy wording and prefer familiar, entertainment oriented items. It mentions six staple feeds prior to memory formation and lists desired indulgent foods like watermelon seeds, corn kernels, mashed potatoes with gravy, fondue, fried substitutes, ribs, chicken, and condiments. It concludes with a parent lament about kids not making friends easily.
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Tory
Carter and Hitler Compared In American Political Strategy
Washington columnist Kevin Phillips argues the Carter campaign mirrors tactics used by Adolf Hitler in 1920s and 1930s Germany. He cites themes of traditional values, national unity, alienation, and anti establishment rhetoric as central to both figures, noting a limited parallel in messaging and voter appeal.
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Kevin Phillips
Washington
KFS
Jimmy Carter
Georgia
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Carter
United States
Ferest
U.S
New York
Berlin
Weimar
Patrick Cadull
Caddell
Hitler
Franconia
Nuremburg
Thuringia
Most Businesses Honest Despite Corporate Fraud Exposé
Holmes Alexander argues that while the SEC has pursued several cases including General Tire and Rubber, about a hundred firms confess to illegal payments, yet the vast majority of U S corporations maintain integrity. He notes fear of government pressure and cites firms that justify payments as the cost of doing business abroad.
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Security and Exchange Commission
SEC
Joseph Kennedy
Internal Revenue
PHI
General Tire and Nubber Company
Sen. Bil Praxmirg
D-Wis
Banking and Currency
Ford
Nixon
Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Roderick Hills
Praxmire
Federalia
Hill
Commission
Buckley Seen as Strong Willed, Likely Senate Candidate
Washington coverage details James Buckley's image as a rugged, independent figure. Quotes from Bella Abzug and supporters highlight his stance against federal aid to NYC, transit subsidies, and minimum wage laws. The piece notes Buckley's 1970 election, his conservative backing, and his insistence on voting his convictions despite aides' advice.
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Andrw Selly Washington
Bob Considine
New York
James Buckley
Jim
Bella Abzug
Manhattan
Buckley
Lord Buckley
Senate
Dim Buckley
New York City
King Conservative Party
Charles E. Goodell
Richard L. Stringer
Jimmy Carter
Red Cross
Postal subsidy fight looms over Mother's Day stamp costs
Federal union leaders warn Americans could pay 16 cents a card next year while receiving less service than today for a one cent letter. They push a three year 4 billion dollar subsidy for USPS, threatened labor battles ahead, and discuss Saturday service cuts and potential private takeover if funding stalls.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
USPS
Senate Post Office
Civil Service Committee
Ford Administration
Andi
Office of Management and Budget
White House
Hat Posta
Kissinger Africa trip shifts GOP race and Ford stance
Copley News Service reports Kissinger's African tour stirs voter opinion, boosting Reagan in GOP primaries while weakening Ford. The piece argues Ford must redefine strategy, facing energy policy gaps and foreign policy criticism to avoid being seen as a bureaucrat rather than a president.
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Ralph de Toledano
Copley News Service
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Ronald Reagan
Ford
GOP
Kansas City
White House
Texas
Indiana
Alabama
Georgia
Pord
Oval Office
Reagan
Mr. Ford
United States
Panama Canal
Where To Write Your Legislators Cardstyle List
A compact listing of congressional offices including Sen St Vance Hartke in room 451 Old Senate Office Building Washington DC 2060 and Sen Birch Bayh in room 304 Old Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 with reps Riwand Th Hittis and Whitin Shirp in their Longworth and Sth District offices. Letters to both representatives should be sent to Lapworth House Office Building Washington DC 20555.
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Sen
St. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D.C
Birch B. Bayh Jr
Froom
Uilding
Lapworth House
Washington
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