Justice in Numbers and Justice in Practice
A critical column argues for prosecutors to appeal sentences and for judge accountability as case after case reveals leniency. It notes Supreme Court backing for cost of living pay raises for federal judges and questions the ethics of judges and Congress raising their own pay.
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Rowland Evans and Robert Novak on power picks in Reagan era
A Nelson Rockefeller era style purge of ideology shows through in Reagan transition hiring. J Stanley Pottinger tops the subcabinet list despite a record at odds with Reagan aims while David Gergen circles a White House deputy post and Lukens is passed over for lack of experience. Penn James leads the operation, stressing resumes over past allegiance.
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Buz) Lukens
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Robert Walters Proposal for Federal Pay Raises
An analysis notes 1969 to 1980 CPI and private hourly earnings rose over 130 percent while corporate executive pay increased 116 percent. In contrast, salaries of members of Congress and top federal officials climbed only 43 percent, prompting calls for substantial pay raises.
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Paul Harvey on Reagan Health and Congress Salaries
News analysis notes President Reagan health details from Dr John Reynolds. It contrasts aging health with public scrutiny and cites congressional salary desire from 42,500 in 1969 to proposals near 85,000, plus higher judge and executive pay gaps and a seven-tier salary critique.
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Reagan Health Update and Inauguration Cartoon Probe
The note recalls 1977 sore jaw improved by cortisone and asserts Reagan faced campaign stress without illness. It praises daily calisthenics and jokes about hair. It speculates on cabinet picks and suggests a cartoon of a lifeguard on duty at the White House.
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Iran Split Prospect Emerges From Hostage Crisis Analysis
The piece discusses possible U S and Soviet plans to partition Iran into zones of influence amid the hostage crisis. It notes secret talks among Americans, Soviets, Iraqis, and regional players, plus shifts in U S support toward Iraq and potential targeted missile actions once a new president is sworn in. It also covers ongoing hostage abuses and a safety push for power mowers with a 1981 deadline.
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