What In The World Is Going On Here
A column rails at federal waste and policy clashes over gasoline prices and antitrust issues. It cites 67 cent gasoline for officials, contrasts with ordinary citizens, and criticizes interdepartmental miscommunication on trade with Japan under President Carter.
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Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Congressinal Service
United States
Department of Justice
Douglas Rosenthal
Foreign Commerce
Antitrust
Tokyo
U.S
Carter
Robert Strauss
Department of Commerce
Rosenthal
Japan
White House
Frank Weill
Department of State
Carter Proposes Lifting Deposit Rate Ceilings with Phaseout
The president endorses eliminating interest-rate ceilings on consumer deposits to let rates adjust with the market. The plan would free savings and checking accounts, allow variable mortgage rates, and require a gradual phasing to avoid shocks. Banks, savings institutions, and housing interests weigh potential impacts and timing.
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Abraham Lincoln
Carter
The Trouble With Capitalism by M Stanton Evans
Washington April debate highlights claims that U.S. firms with government backing help finance the Soviet war machine. Gershman argues trade aids the USSR while critics cite official secrecy. Evans cites Sutton on Western tech fueling Soviet industry and a large plant making diesel engines for military use.
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George Meany
Douglas Fraser
Gershman
United States
Soviet Union
Antony Sutton
Lenin
Iverpeat
Flos Tag Tone Ceeal
Eeena Gershman
U.S
Defense and Commerce Departments
Many Hopefuls Enter Presidential Race in 2026 Field
The article surveys an expanding list of presidential contenders across parties. It notes well known figures like Dole Connally Bush Crane Stassen and newcomers such as Carl Freeman Ernest Carlson Fritz John Kelso and James Andrew Johnson. It mentions filing with the FEC and options for government funding or self financing.
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Lord Robert Benedict
Newark
N. J
Wgs
FEC
America
Robert Dole
John Connally
George Bush
Phil Crane
Harold Stassen
U.S
Georgia
Decatur
Carl Freeman
Denver
Ernest Carlson
World Citizens Party
God and Country Party
Fritz
Honolulu
John Paul Fritz
John Kelso
Austin
Tex
Soap Creek
James Jeffers
St. James
Pyramid Freedom Party
James Andrew Johnson
Mount Vernon
Ill
Wall Street Journal
Nell Fiona
Burnsville
Gerry Ford
J. John Gordon
New Hampshire
Price rises worry shoe buyers and US capital formation
US economists warn continued price increases challenge capital formation as a sharp decline in funds to expand and renew industrial plants spreads to other nations. Small savers welcome relief, since many cannot afford large Treasury certificates or long term CDs, a stance Lincoln would have approved.
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U.S
Treasury
Lincoln
Mystery Man of Peking Hua Guofeng rises in China
Washington analysis profiles Hua Guofeng as acting premier in 1976, noting his middle stance, Mao’s early favor, and potential unity role amid turbulent leadership. Separate piece recounts a Utah father abducting his two daughters and fleeing after custody dispute, with expert comments on children's trauma and a Texas warrant.
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Washington
Hua Guofeng
U.S. China
Hua
Peking
Mao Tse-+ung
Mao
China
Chou En-lai
Deng Xiaoping
Red China
Ogden
Utah
Gerry Marshall
Marshall
Texas
Western
Sam Fogg
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Richard Wesley
Jonah
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Donald F. Graff
M. Stanton Evans
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Paul Harvey
Jimmy
K. Core Seaman
Federal Election Commission
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