Editorial Page Columns Reflect Diverse Opinions
The page presents varied editorial and political viewpoints with the exception of the adjacent column. It notes that these opinions do not necessarily reflect the newspaper's official stance or endorsement.
A New Era of Tax Talk and Magazine Closures
The piece laments talk of tax cuts amid budget strains and inflation risks, noting balanced budgets seem unlikely. It ponders Harper’s Magazine closing with August, alongside Atlantic Monthly and Saturday Review, due to rising costs, postal rates, and ad declines, comparing Harper’s fate to a fine restaurant replaced by fast food.
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Congress
Carter
Harper’s Magazine
Atlantic Monthly
Saturday Review
Lierature
Harper’s Atlantic-Saturday Review
Harper’s
Rowland Evans and Novak Hunt Jewish Vote in 1980 Campaign
A June 10 meeting at the Harmonie Club in Manhattan gathered 18 Jewish leaders backing Reagan or wary of Carter on Middle East policy. Albert Spiegel led eight hours of data review, concluding Reagan could win over 40 percent of Jewish voters, enough to help elect him.
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Washington
Manhattan
Harmonie Club
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Mideast
Israel
Los Angeles
Carter
Spiegel
Reagan
John Anderson
Menahem Begin
Begin
Lebanon
West Bank
Mondale
Ashraf Ghorbal
Corporate legitimacy and social responsibility debated
The piece argues against corporate bashing led by Ralph Nader and liberal critics. It highlights Robert Hessen’s view that ownership and control are not a basis for punitive action. Stockholders seek profit. management action reflects their aims, not a broader social mandate.
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Washington
American Business Corporation
Ralph Nader
Nader
Robert Hessen
Hoover Institution
California
Hessen
Hastings Law Journal
Green Hill Publishers
Reagan aims for a younger essentially conservative running mate
The piece argues Governor Reagan will select a younger, essentially conservative vice presidential candidate to match his own philosophy, criticizing past VP roles as window dressing and balance. It notes age as a liability and cites potential football stock as likely choices, then shifts to Hessen on corporate rights as administrative conveniences rather than special privileges.
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Reagan
Guv Reagan
Hessen
Reagan era politics and budget fights loom to 1980 race
The piece surveys Kemp Bush Lugar and Lugar prospects, notes the Supreme Court, and warns how budget battles, a strained Budget Committee clash with Whitten and Giaimo, and looming missile crises could shape the election. It cites Jimmy the Greek odds on Reagan Carter Anderson and others.
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Jack Kemp
George Bush
Richard Lugar
Congress
Supreme Court
Reagan
Carter
Anderson
Israel
Mideast
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Congressional
House
Peter Grant
House Budget Committee
Budget Committee
Robert Giaimo
D-Conn
Appropriations Committee
Rep
Jamie Whitten
D-Miss
Whitten
Appropriations
Giaimo
Jimmy the Greek
Ronald Reagan
Santa Barbara
White House
Jimmy
John Anderson
New York
Ted Kennedy
Walter Mondale
Ed Muskie
Cloud 9
Howard Baker
Tenn
R-Ind
Paul Laxalt
R-Nev
R-N.y
Tom Evans
R-Del
Rickover
Hyman Rickover
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Hugh Shott
Richard Wesley
Jerusalem
Harper's
Berry's
Mount St. Helens
Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
National Council of Young Israel
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
George Ball
Ball
Ariel Sharon
Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America
Gen. Sharon
Judea
Samaria
Down With
M. Stanton Evans
Paul Harvey
Earl Warren
Jack Anderson
Kremlin
Europe
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