Overdue Reform Survival Of The Fattest?
M Stanton Evans argues that Reagan era profits for oil firms are fueling megamergers. Mobil, U S Steel, and Dupont-Conoco reshape industry through acquisitions rather than new oil and steel capacity, risking reduced competition and higher borrowing costs. Congress may intervene to curb consolidation and spur organic industrial growth.
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Mobil Corp
Beldridge Oil Co
Shell
Texas Pacific Oil Co
Sun Oil
Conoco
Dupont
Mobil
Marathon Oil Co
Yates Oil
Marathon
U.S. Steel
Yates
Mobil’s
Amerada Hess
Dupont-Conoco
Mobil-U.s
U.S. Steel Marathon
Congress
Budget theory clash in Berry's World takes on CPI flaws
Berry's World argues federal budget worries are inflated by CPI based entitlements. It says automatic hikes in food stamps unemployment Social Security and Medicaid push up outlays. The column flags housing costs mortgage treatment and an outdated market basket as major CPI flaws amplifying beneficiary payments beyond wage growth.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional Budget Office
Why Are Networks So Hostile To Reagan
A 1981 column condemns media hostility to President Reagan, accusing U S networks and outlets of bias while praising his leadership. It cites Poland, Vietnam, Cuba, and other Cold War events to argue conservatives are unfairly labeled. The piece also notes public debate over First Amendment protections and media responsibility.
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P.H. Davis
U.S. Navy
Karl Marx
United Nations
Congress of the United States
Poland
Soviet Union
Germany
Poznan
Hungary
Fidel Castro
Cuba
South America
Africa
Berlin Wall
East Germany
Kennedy
North Korea
Czechoslovakia
Cambodia
Khmer Rouge
North Vietnam
Indo-China
France
United States
Afghanistan
Vietnam
Chile
Allen
Munists
Mudd
NBC
Supreme Court
Lance Tabor
Lance
U.S. News and World Report
Businessweek
Congress
Texas
John W. Drakeford
Montana
Kansas
Drakeford
Daybreak and a political dilemma in Iowa AWACS sale
A dramatic sky description leads into a political analysis of rising prices and Social Security gains. The piece then probes President Reagan's alleged bargain with Iowa senators over AWACS sales to Saudi Arabia. It centers on U S attorney nominee Even Hultman, whose past handling of the Pittsburgh Nard case and a pending DOJ probe raise questions about fitness for the Iowa post. The piece notes Grassley Jepsen support, Reynolds investigation into South African funding, and a broader inquiry into election meddling.
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Washington
Reagan
Iowa
U.S
Saudi Arabia
The
Justice
James Reynolds
Hultman
William French Smith
Charles Grassley
Roger Jepsen
Jepsen
Reynolds
Dick Clark
Justice Department
Washington, D.C
Senate Judiciary Committee
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Judiciary Committee
Roger L. Norton
Sen. Grassley
Editorial Opinions Pane Columns Across The Page
The page showcases diverse editorial and political viewpoints. Hugh Shott interprets content while Richard Wesley, executive editor, oversees. The columns largely reflect individual voices rather than the newspaper's official stance, with one exception directly beneath.
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Hugh Shott
Richard Wesley
tunic descriptions and crucifixion coat details
The text discusses the tunic or coat in ancient garments, noting variations such as knee length, short sleeves, girdled waists, and seamless designs. It cites John 19 23 where soldiers divide Jesus garments and cast lots for his coat woven from top to bottom.
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John
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