Getting Rid of Social Overhead in Car Costs
The piece discusses social overhead costs added by public laws in auto production, contrasting them with private overhead. It critiques how public safety standards, environmental rules, and related costs affect car prices, urging awareness of government-influenced expenses over hidden industry charges.
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Associated Press
Auto Industy
Sears Island
Maine
Canada
Kansas City
Joe Garagiola
Mary Jean
Reagan critics fault Rembrandt rhetoric in Harper's piece
George F. Will reviews Reagan's Harper's magazine response and critique of his presidential ambitions. Will argues Reagan uses disingenuous rhetoric to please conservative readers and questions the sincerity of his stated aims. He notes Reagan's charm and self image as a bold candidate while urging a sober, adult perspective on leadership.
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George F. Will Washington
California
Ronald Reagan
Washington
James Buckley
R-Con
N.Y
Reagan
Rembrandt
Buckley
Murray Kempton
White Sox
Harper's Magazine
Harper's
America
Library of Congress hid spy brain trust and DIA funding
The Library of Congress allegedly houses 150 researchers who review Soviet journals for the Defense Intelligence Agency which pays about 2.4 million dollars this fiscal year. DIA director Lt. Gen. Daniel Graham says most intelligence comes from open source material until it becomes classified with other data. A separate note says House Foreign Affairs subcommittee led by Rep. Lester Wolff prepares to probe how multinational corporations influence U.S. foreign policy and lobbyists behind the scenes.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Defense Intelligence Agency
Daniel Graham
DIA
House
Lester Wolff
Wolff
Arrogance of power on the Hill promptsSenate critique
William Safire argues Senate misuses power in three areas: public televised hearings that pressure witnesses who invoke the Fifth Amendment, Rules to curb minority delay, and a cabinet post appointment shaping power. He warns such moves erode civil liberties, minority rights, and executive autonomy.
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William Safire
Washington
United States Senate
Frank Moss
Charles Percy
Special Committee On the Aging
New York Times
Star Witness
Bernard Bergman
Senate
Kleig
Estes Kefauver
Frank Costello
You
Rockefeller
Richard Nixon
House
Senate Finance Committee
Russell Long
Long
William Eberle
Ford
Eberle
Laurance Silberman
William Saxbe
Louisiana
Old Westerns and punchlines in a collage of quotes
A mosaic of quotes from various papers includes a TV westerns nostalgia line from Honolulu Advertiser, a jokey holiday definition from Nuggets, humor on popcorn as jokes from the Old Man, W C Fields drink quote from Ventura Optimist, a sun energy quip about Arabs, and a parimutuel betting nudge from Tulsa World.
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Honolulu
W.C. Fields
Ventura
Calif
Optimist Spotlight
Obituary and staff listings for Biddeford-Saco Journal
Notice lists Wm. E. Foster 1881 1963 Alta W. Foster 1891 1971 B F C Whitehouse 1889 1972 W. Paul Casavant publisher Charles C. Sutton managing editor Gladys M. Whitehouse president treasurer.
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Biddeford-Saco Journal
Wm. E. Foster
W. Paul Casavant
Charles C. Sutton
Gladys M. Whitehouse
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