Iowa Beers and Liquor Control Faces Profit Debate
Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Council members question profit focus as several state stores in small communities fail to show profits. The 1977 Iowa code emphasizes control over profit, aiming to keep prices low to deter bootlegging while serving the public with accessible outlets.
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Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Department
Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Iowa Beer and Liquor Control Act
Iowa
Public private pay comparsion and federal scale bloat
President Carter announced a 7.05 percent federal pay raise affecting 1.4 million civilian workers and 2 million military personnel. The move, aimed at comparability with private wages, will boost average pay to about 17 350 dollars plus 40 percent fringe benefits, and raise pressures on state and local governments to match federal levels.
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Washington
Carter
Armed Services
Unite
Fat City
No Senate action on Panama Canal treaty before 1979
Word from Washington indicates the Senate will not take up ratification of the Panama Canal treaty until next year at the earliest. Columnists Evans and Novak suggested post election action, arguing that standing firm now could boost or hurt re election prospects. Supporters urge clear positions on the treaty after hearings conclude.
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Washington
Senate
Evans
Novak
Panama Canal
Opposition grows over Panama Canal treaty push
The letter condemns President Carter for pressing the Panama Canal treaty after polls showed a strong anti giveaway sentiment. It accuses him of ignoring public opinion and rushing the agreement before Senate consideration, noting his appeal to lawmakers and influence over public debate.
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Mr. Carter
Senate
South America
Editors Call for National Duty and Skating Youth Honor
A letter warns of President Carter seeking foreign aid and recalls historic American resolve, implying possible national tragedy. It contrasts with Lincoln era faith and cites a call for national unity. A second letter praises 200 youth skaters at Super Skate who raised over 5800 for Muscular Dystrophy through Skate-A-Thon volunteering and sponsorship efforts.
Abysmal problems for new president
Washington concerns loom for President Carter nine months into his term. The piece cites a resistant Congress and overpromised voter expectations, plus issues with Bert Lance, energy policy, farmers, Black voters, and a weakening economy. It notes doubts over balancing the 1980 budget and hints at limited silver linings.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Editorial argues youth crime demands tougher juvenile punishment
The Wall Street Journal editorial cites a New York case where an 18 year old received a 15 year minimum for murder, noting prior arrests and multiple slayings. It argues juvenile courts fail to deter violence, cites Rand Corporation findings that youth offenders respond to confinement, and calls for judges to act on tougher policies to protect society.
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New York
U.S
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