Appointment reform to attract qualified government leaders
An analysis urges the 1977 candidates to fix how top posts are filled. It argues for a new White House Office on Presidential Appointments, public talent pools, broader search criteria, and logs of outside contacts. It urges higher salaries, two year minimum service, and conflicts of interest safeguards.
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Corry's Football in New League Next Season
In a brisk note about change, Corry’s football team moves to a new league for the upcoming season. The piece discusses identity labeling and its social impact, citing Edward Sagarin of City College of New York and a 1976 Psychology Today article.
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Let Us Leave Voter Inertia To The People
Historian condemns urging all eligible citizens to vote as a coercive, elitist tactic. He argues the voluntary system works, fears pandering to the uninformed, and calls for easy registration while letting informed citizens decide. He cites America’s early town governance, expansion of suffrage, and 1976 as the era of broad opportunity.
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