England on the brink and a Florida malpractice suit
The piece warns Britain’s social democracy has strained the economy and fears a similar fate for the U S. It cites Milton Friedman and proposes overreach harms production. It recounts a Florida case where a Malpractice suit against Dr John Sullivan led to a $175000 verdict and a ruling that the suit was malicious legal prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Britain
United States
Milton Friedman
Friedman
Sinclair Lewis
England
Otis Parker
James Perry
John Sullivan
Vero Beach
Fla
Dr. Sullivan
Royce Lewis
Fort Pierce
Population explosion debate challenged by Evans
M Stanton Evans argues against the so called population explosion, noting birthrates have fallen since 1950s and criticizing ZPG advocates. He cites Time and Newsweek coverage and James A. Werner's Grow or Die to support that a larger population can drive growth, while warning of rising costs in Social Security, pensions, and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Zpgers
James A. Wener
Arlington House
Newsweek
General Motors
Weber
Letters Reflect Divided Views On Bingo And National Affairs
A reader letter protests VFW Post No. 2703 commander Earle Trigg speaking for all members on bingo law enforcement. Another writer questions Nixon era prosecutions and media coverage. Additional letters critique Amtrak routes affecting Mercer County and praise local media for coverage of union issues and coal mine grievances.
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Earle Trigg
VFW Post
Princeton
W. Va
Mercer Post
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Trigg
VFW No
Mercer County
Manuel Brown
VFW
Daily Telegraph
UMW
Arnold Miller
Boyle
Miller
Bill Davis
Davis
Dean
Kelly Buchanan
Bluefield
Hard Line On Soft Money in Campaigns Draws Debate
The article contrasts hard money and soft money in union politics, detailing how unions use dues for political aims versus member contributions. It notes Taft Hartley era loopholes, corporate limits, and court rulings on rebates for dues used for political purposes, highlighting union practices and constitutional questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
NEA
Afl-Cio
Committee On Political Education
COPE
General Fund
Treasury
Federal Election Commission
Ford
Carter
Supreme Court
Michigan
High Court
Congress
Goriam
Carter versus the Bureaucracy in Washington
An analysis argues President Carter faces a powerful federal bureaucracy that manipulates policy through subdued influence while the president seeks renewed vigor and cuts to waste. It contrasts Singlaub's firing with MacArthur's fate and notes veterans of Vietnam, Green Berets, and Pentagon resistance shaping U S actions.
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Washington
Carter
John K. Singlaub
Korea
Jimmy Carter
Singlaub
South Korea
Douglas MacArthur
Truman
MacArthur
Capitol Hill
Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Pentagon
Green Berets
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Hugh Short
Richard Wesley
Kingdom of Heaven
Matthew
John J. McCloy
Berrys World
Eer
M. Stanton Evans
ZPG Brigade
Time
America
John Erlichman
John Mitchell
H. R. Haldeman
Richard Nixon
Newspaper Society
DeWitt
Grundy
Amtrak
Hinton
Mountaineer
Chicago
Catlettsburg
James Whitcomb Riley
New York
Boston
Norfolk
Virginia
Roanoke
Richmond
Charlottesville
Cincinnati
David S. Roth
Athens
Bluefield- Tazewell Road
Barefoot Sporting Goods
Roger D. Puckett
Martha Angle and
Robert Walters
Jack Anderson
Dum
South Vietnam
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