Michigan Governor Warns Against Federal Overreach
Governor William G Milliken at the Midwestern Governors Conference cites Jefferson on states rights. He argues federal power has grown as states rely on Washington for authority and urges renewed emphasis on state sovereignty.
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Speak Up Business and Small Firms Need a Voice in Washington
The piece argues that small businesses cannot afford lobbyists and face unfavorable federal decisions. Officials with regulatory agency backgrounds favor big firms, hindering small business hiring and growth. It urges presenting evidence to Congress to prove the adverse impact and to demand a louder voice for the “little guy.”
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Food stamp program criticized as runaway cost and abuse
The piece denounces the federal budget waste and social programs, focusing on the food stamp program started in 1962 by Sargent Shriver. It warns the program will reach 6.8 billion dollars annually and accuses controls of failing, calling the system a haven for cheaters and rip-off artists.
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Wallace questions diary and White House link in 1972 shooting
In a lengthy interview George C. Wallace and his wife Cornelia dispute that Arthur Bremer authored the diary found after the Mill Laurel shooting. They call for reopening the case and suggest a possible conspiracy involving unnamed insiders and even White House figures.
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Will Rogers Says Bright News In This Morning Paper
The item notes a railing against inflated figures with a modest claim that only 0 thousand men were put to work. It reflects a satirical take on unemployment content from a Will Rogers column reprinted in January.
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Buckley Questions Rockefeller Welfare Conversion
Buckley argues Nelson Rockefeller shifts on welfare to fit political goals as he endorses regional welfare reform inquiries. He compares this to Nixon detente and warns against outright hostility to changes in stance, while noting time will reveal depth of Rockefeller’s critique and reforms.
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Operation Rethink and Defense Budget Shifts Debate
Holmes Alexander examines Operation Rethink and budget shifts under Secretary Schlesinger. He surveys smaller carriers and tac nukes, argues DEW and Navy downsizing reflect a new security posture, and critiques think tanks linking Soviet naval power to coastal defense.
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The Dollar Outlook and Inflation Teachings
Alice Widener reports on dollar strength and inflation impact. Scott & Pardee of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York warn the dollar may strengthen, while the U S borrows 815 million from Netherlands Belgium and others to bolster the dollar. The Conference Board outlines real purchasing power under various inflation rates. The piece ends with a call for fiscal discipline and the Preamble from the U S Constitution.
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Union Strike Benefits Questions Prompt Reader Inquiries
A reader from Anderson asks about unemployment and strike benefit rulings involving General Motors and the UAW. The letter questions USC eligibility findings from 1970 and 1971, appeals dated 1973 to 1975, deductibility of strike benefits, and whether many claimants owe repayments. The writer seeks government and union clarification before a Sept. 8 1975 union hearing.
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Capital Fare by Andrew Tully on History's Decline in Schools
Washington opinion piece argues a nationwide shift away from traditional history toward presentism and ethnocentric social studies. It critiques New History concepts, warns against substituting opinions for facts, and urges teaching established historical facts with context.
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