Reform of federal airline rules sparks broad criticism
A movement to reform Civil Aeronautics Board practices gains momentum as critics say CAB stifles competition and keeps fares high. Backed by groups from Common Cause to Sears Roebuck, supporters urge faster action while industry lobbyists resist.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Senate
American Conservative Union
Common Cause
The
National Association of Manufacturers
Ralph Nader
Congress Watch
Sears Roebuck
American Association of Retired Persons
National Taxpayers Union
He Aviation Consumer Action Project
Van pooling gains ground as commuter option
The piece describes van pooling as a growing commute solution where employers buy a van for 10 to 15 workers with monthly fees from 20 to 40 dollars. A designated driver travels free, boosting reliability and camaraderie. It cites government and corporate pilots, including Los Angeles programs and potential federal vans, plus energy savings projections and insurance challenges.
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Washington
Los Angeles
Carter
White House
U.S
St. Paul
Minn
JM Company
Detroit
Chrysler
Houston
Continental Oil
America
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Compa
Nuclear setback at London summit prompts policy rethink
The London summit setback sent the issue to a committee study of the nuclear cycle. A new ISO program lowers van pool insurance ratings to July 1 1977 expanding access and cutting costs. The piece argues for continued U S efforts to curb reprocessing and push for an international nuclear regime with tight controls.
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London
United States
Carter
U.S
Suohh
France
Brazil
Pakistan
Electoral Sham Exposes Fraud in Carter Bill Debate
A column denounces HR 5400 as electoral reform that would force instant registration on election day. It claims the plan serves Democratic power, undermines genuine participation, and risks graveyard voting and misregistration across states. Wisconsin and Milwaukee examples illustrate flawed on-site registration and weak safeguards.
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McCarter
Congress
Bill
Mr. Carter
John Hanly
Chicago
Board of Election Commissioners
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Journal
Carter
Welfare reform plea sparks debate on welfare births
A columnist critiques welfare policy and its link to out of wedlock births in major cities. He argues for limits on children per welfare family, notes high illegitimate birth rates among non whites, and urges broader reform with fiscal accountability.
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Carter
New York City
U.S
Republic
North
Columbus
Department ‘of “Health,” Education and Welfare
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Energy Ceisisz
Insurance Services Office
ISO
ISG
Ramn
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Japan
Gerard C. Smith
Fukuda
Feng
Tera
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