Carter opens review of 18 water projects from Ford era
Perspective argues Congress is furious as President Carter inspects 18 water projects cut from 1978 budget. It defends the review as prudent to weed out unsound or hazardous uses of federal funds. Critics blame pork barrel subsidies and inflated benefits.
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California
Mid- Columbia River
Udall Warns On Concentration In U S Newspapers
Rep Morris Udall voices concern over ownership concentration in publishing and communications urging a congressional study and possible anti trust or divestiture measures. He warns against chain store journalism eroding diversity while praising the free market and First Amendment safeguards.
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Morris Udall
Congress
Udall
Topeka
New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Mr. Udall
Energy Rifts Sink Carter Deregulation Drive in Gas Policy
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Washington era politicians face off over Carter energy plans. Deregulation is shelved in favor of government control, tying energy policy to broader governance and public sentiment. Henry Jackson and congressional critics push back as Schlesinger defends a capped deregulation stance.
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Carter
Carter Energy
Carter Energy Program
James Schlesinger
Bert Lance
Mr. Carter
Jimmy Carter
Schlesinger
Dave Freeman
Sen. Jackson
John Dingell
Michigan
White House
Survival Of New York City In A Federalizing Era
William F Buckley Jr argues New York City’s power has eroded as Albany asserts control through Governor Hugh Carey and federal influence. The piece traces mayoral autonomy loss, budget austerity, and shifting political dynamics shaping the city’s future leadership and its effort to regain local control.
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Hiroshima
New York City
Albany
Brooklyn
Abe Beame
Hugh Carey
Venezuela
Caracas
Senate
New York State
Congress
Riley
J. Brackety Lee
Ronald Reagan
Connecticut
New Jersey
Nelson Rockefeller
Charles Bartlett New Self-Assurance In Bonn
Bonn brace: Carter and Schmidt project self-assurance as German American ties mature. Schmidt cites economy records, warns against overreliance on public spending, and notes domestic pressures. Despite mutual politeness, Bonn’s leadership believes U S Bonn alliance remains strong, shaped by 27 years of shared security and steady U S commitment.
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Jimmy Carter
Helstut Schmidt
West Germany
London
Schmidt
Carter
Mondale
United States
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Boeing
Brazil
Washington
NATO
Ford
Carl T. Rowan on Andrew Young and truth in Washington
Carl T. Rowan argues Young faces constant scrutiny as a UN ambassador and warns against letting sensationalism overshadow real issues. He criticizes the Carter administration for defending South Africa's illegitimate regime, praises discussion of human rights, and notes the need to challenge totalitarianism beyond rhetorical soundbites.
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Andrew Young
Great Britain
Rhodesia
South Africa
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M eIfroy
Britain
Africa
Carter
U.S
Pretoria
John Vorster
Jimmy Carter
State Department
Vladimir Bukovsky
Russia
America
Danville Register Calls for Signed Letters with Addresses
The Danville Register invites letters to the editor signed with full addresses and phone numbers for verification. Letters may be edited or shortened if space is tight on the page.
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