Gift of jobs or false ownership in economy
The essay argues unemployment cannot be created by gifts but by productive work. It criticizes labor unions for promoting the idea that jobs are tangible possessions and condemns policies that view employment as a byproduct of government action. It cites railroad featherbedding and regulatory barriers as hindrances to productive employment and economic well being.
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Trudeau’s Strain on Canada U S Ties Amid Taiwan Crisis
Ottawa leader Pierre Elliott Trudeau faces growing tension with the United States over Taiwan policy and border concerns. The article notes eight tempestuous years of governance and says relations with Washington have been strained by his approach to regional issues.
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Trudeau tensions prompt calls for U S oil policy shifts
The piece mocks Prime Minister Trudeau accusing him of anti American aims, threats to nationalize U S interests in Canada, ordering a blackout of U S ads, raising oil prices, and pressuring U S investments while criticizing living near the wealthy.
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Critique of Coolidge and Trudeau in Uplifting and Dismal Times
The piece contrasts Coolidge era prosperity with modern political rhetoric, praising Coolidge's restraint while noting economic gains and rising radio sales. It then condemns Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau for reducing defense and mismanaging NATO commitments, arguing Canada now poses less credible defense and could tempt larger powers to assume security roles.
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Ohio rule barring girls from boys sports challenged in court
The Ohio High School Athletic Association’s rule banning girls from boys contact teams faces a federal suit in Dayton. Yellow Springs schools allege the rule violates federal health and welfare guidelines and could jeopardize federal aid. The association defends the policy as expanding girls’ sporting opportunities.
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Board of Education
Yellow Springs
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U.S. District Court
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U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Anti-growth budgeting debate and zero based reforms
The piece discusses antigrowth budgeting led by Muskie and allies, proposing zero based budgeting to reassess all programs from scratch. It contrasts federal waste with efficiency, cites FCC CB licensing as a model, and notes tariff debates affecting Utah sugar beets and peanut concerns.
Aspin cites high Pentagon food costs and favors private catering
Wisconsin congressman Les Aspin flags a $13.53 grilled cheese served in the Pentagon private dining room, noting a $12.03 taxpayer subsidy. He supports outsourcing Pentagon food service to private contractors for simpler operation.
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Wisconsin
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Rep. Aspin
Gas talk fuels a moving van over fuel worries
In a sharp column Phil Pastoret mocks ignorance about natural gas and urges leaving old troubles behind with a fresh start and a moving van rather than clinging to outdated notions.
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