Editorial attacks Carter labor reform bill and SBA suppression
The piece argues the Labor Reform Bill harms small business, suppresses an SBA staff analysis, and would push many small firms into closure. It cites a February memorandum criticizing equal access provisions as hurting small employers and aiding unions, and accuses the administration of bowing to Big Labor against federal findings.
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Ayrears
Carter
Small Business Administration
SBA
White House
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Renting the Right Size Reflections by Will Rogers
Anecdotes on ill fitting rentals from rollers to ski gear and cars reveal a humorous take on average sizes in life. A shopper endures mismatched shoes bowls and a left handed friend fights for the correct ball while a dealer jokes about an average size.
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Xentler
EL Diablo
Reader comments blast trash pickup in Anderson
Ward 3 precinct 8 committeeman voices public frustration over missed trash collection and city spending. The letter condemns City of Anderson for one week without service, praises contractor Buck for initial performance, and questions handling of trash in Rustic Park and mobile home parks. Russell signs with concern over future pickups and council responses.
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Anderson
Robert Frost
Psee
Jim Abraham
Mounds Park
Indiana
Tam
Mayor Rock
Mr. Reed
Max C. Ross Ward
Drexel Drive
Buck
Axpaye Na
Rustic Park
Sam
Ralph Reed
Mr Buck
Hollywood Estates
Red and Park
Russell
Mobile homes Dear Batter I among many other Anura Sure
A fragment from a local column notes a war of words among residents over mobile homes and a person named Anura Sure. The brief suggests community friction and social tensions without detailing events or outcomes.
Upset letter on big bands and little fans in Indiana
Pendleton resident Jerry Hodson writes that the Marshall Tucker Band ignored a four year old girl, Stephanie Wise, hospitalized for spinal complications after a 1977 illness. He laments the band’s lack of time for a young admirer and praises local disc jockey Atom Smasher for supporting Stephanie.
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Marshall, Tucker Band
Stephanie Wise
Pat Riley
Indi
Stephanie
Marshall Tucker Band
Marshall Tucker
Atom Smasher
WNAP
Indianapolis
Smash
Marshall Fucker
Jerry P. Hodson
Pendleton, Ind
Guatemala's future amid growth and erosion risks
An editor reflects on Guatemala's fertile yet fragile land behind Tikal's ruins, noting overpopulation pressure, soil erosion, and the challenge of feeding a growing population. He contrasts tragedy with resilience, highlighting reform efforts, healthcare initiatives, education, and governance under President Lucas Garcia and past leaders.
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Assn
Guatemala
Francisco Marroquin University
Watemala
Romeo Lucas Garcia
Genio Laugerud Garclandson
Air Force
Central America
Honda
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Broken promises by Carter amid rising deficits and growth
Washington report critiques President Carter for failing to balance the budget by 1980 and to shrink federal government. It cites rising deficits, expanded regulatory agencies, higher auto costs, and a larger White House staff, plus concerns over human rights policy and China relations.
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Ralph de Toledan
Copley
Washington
Carter
Agenc
A To
White House
Department of Energy
National Review Bulletin
United States
Department of Natural Resources
Soviet Union
China
Republic of China
Taiwan
State Department
Castroland
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
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