Monks and Muskie face off in energy and economy debate
The Muskie Monks debate tonight centers on energy policy and unemployment. Muskie supports federal public works and keeps oil prices capped while Monks favors tax breaks for industry and lifting the oil lid.
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Secondary issues may decide election
James Reston notes voters are the decisive factor in the Ford Carter debates and that public reaction in Allentown reveals a puzzle: many watched but based their views on personality and region. He cites Cedar Crest College discussions, questions about Ford’s leadership, and the focus on “secondary issues” and ethnic debates shaping the race.
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Free Ride for Barge Firms Faces Pressure in Congress
Investigative account shows inland barge lines paying no taxes or rights of way fees while the Army Engineers run the canal system at taxpayers’ expense. It notes major corporate ownership including Cargill Peabody U S Steel Amoco and Mobil and cites proposed Locks and Dam 26 upgrades costing hundreds of millions despite barge interests lobbying to secure subsidies.
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Mississippi River
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Moynihan A Voice That Made a Difference
William Safire argues Moynihan stands as a bold voice for American principles in a Boston Globe style political column. The piece contrasts Moynihan with Buckley, notes Kissinger era concerns, and praises Moynihan for international stance and UN conduct while weighing Carter and Ford's potential impact on U.S. policy.
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