Editorial: Strike lessons from Berkeley
Berkeley firemen returned to duty after a four week walkout that saw the city limp but not collapse. The piece argues the city avoided a full shutdown by relying on non striking staff and questions whether compulsory arbitration would curb future strikes. It endorses the Berkeley approach as a cautious model, while noting risks and alternative paths for city leadership.
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Berkeley
Liege
Hayward
Alba
Captain Moore critiques Soviet navy in Jane's Fighting Ships
CAPT. JAMES E. MOORE former British Navy editor of Jane's Fighting Ships argues the Soviet navy has grown beyond defense needs. He notes 50 percent higher naval spend over the last decade and questions why Russia maintains such expansion amid US détente. He urges Western powers to demand answers on naval aims.
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Jane's Fighting Ships
Captain Moore
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Congress
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Pension plans fail to pay benefits as PBGC reports
About 1,000 private pension plans cannot meet guaranteed benefits for thousands of retirees, according to the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation. The piece notes debates over permanent tax cuts and a cost of living adjustment proposal for Queen Elizabeth, highlighting political twists and costs.
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Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp
Altman
Indira Gandhi framed by critics echoes in US discourse
The piece quotes Indira Gandhi calling opponents idiots while contrasting with Edward, Prince of Wales, on unemployment and reform. It cites Alan Otten in the Wall Street Journal and Rep. Philip Crane's 1976 budget proposal, framing a broader critique of democracy, governance, and economic strain in a period of political tension.
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Rixaol Press Service
New York Review
Tata
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Magnuson
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Illnois
Crane
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Energy future hinges on coal and hydrogen synthetics strategy
Virgil Salera argues against political dithering on energy policy. He advocates shifting from oil and gas to coal-based synthetics and eventually hydrogen, with nuclear, solar, and fission power for stationary needs. He warns of high costs, environmental risks, and the need for steady policy work toward gradual transitions rather than crash programs.
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Oll
Honea
Congress
Is Fia
America
Russia
Larsa
OPEC
Letters Urge Strict Judges and Strong Police Support
A reader argues for tougher laws and enforcement, criticizing lax judges and probation practices. The writer calls for old laws with teeth, firmer punishment, and strong backing for police to curb crime and support law enforcement efforts.
New York nomination scene amid fiscal crisis and Texas tie
The piece notes New York’s fiscal crisis shaping Democratic convention dynamics while Texas figures like Lloyd Bentsen influence the race. It mentions Texas events and figures as the national contest for the 1976 Democratic nomination unfolds, with concern over party unity and regional impact.
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