Dinner of Herbs and Love Outweighs Rich Feast
A proverb quoted at the start highlights that companionship and affection at meals matter more than the food. It notes that a simple dinner with love is better than a lavish feast marred by conflict or hatred.
Knuckling Under Oil Warms to Saudis and Stockpile Soothe
The piece argues that Carter’s budget cuts halted oil stockpile growth, while Saudi production and economic data show Americans relying on foreign oil. It questions policy as Congress failed to strengthen the strategic reserve and criticizes waste in government as GSA inspector general Kurt Mullenberg begins probe after spending 23000 on office remodel.
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United States
Congress
Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Louisiana
Carter
Charles W. Duncan
Saudi Arabia
Washington
Kurt Mullenberg
General Service Administration
Nixon's Real War: A Cold War Analysis by Richard Nixon
William L. Rusher reviews Richard Nixon's The Real War from Warner. Nixon casts World War III as the central modern conflict, warning of Western vulnerabilities, oil dependence, and a leadership will crisis. He argues for readiness to use force and critiques Vietnam policy and Western will.
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New York
Richard Nixon
Warner
George Kennan
Mr. X
Nixon
America
Watergate
Europe
China
Korea
Indo- China
Cuba
Soviet Union
Africa
Islamic Crescent
Central America
West
Persian Gulf
Vietnam
Worldwatch study on division of labor calls for shared housework
Washington report highlights that equal opportunity for women risks overwork unless husbands share unpaid domestic tasks. Kathleen Newland's Worldwatch Institute study notes women in developing countries haul water and manage harsh duties beyond paid work, urging a symmetrical family approach and greater male participation in household labor.
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NEA
Kathleen Newland
Worldwatch Institute
Frederick Engels
Soviet Union
United States
United Nations
France
Germany
European Nations
China
Cuba
Sweden
One Reason Why Your Taxes Are High
Ray Cromley argues that U S tax dollars fund costly mismanagement and graft in the Comprehensive Employment and Training Act program. He cites extravagant, wasteful spending, lax oversight, and fraud, contrasted with effective subcontractors who exercise strict internal controls and deliver real skill training.
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Washington
CNF
Queen Mary
Chavez and UFWHit by Controversy Over Leadership
A Washington profile traces Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers through years of strikes and landmark laws, then reports internal tensions, rival attacks, and questions about finances and tactics. Chavez defends his leadership as critics allege violence and misused funds amid farm labor upheaval.
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Cesar Chavez
California
Texas
Chavez
United Farm Workers Union
Farm
Arizona
NBC
Marc Grossman
Melvin Belli
Free-Lance
Tom Barry
UFW
Barry
Patty Newman
Newman
Florida
New Jersey
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