Action in Washington on illegal alien problem outlined
Survey and prospect discuss a U S plan to curb illegal immigration led by Secretary Marshall. The proposal focuses on easing employer awareness of hiring illegals, placing counterfeit proof cards for workers, and advancing the Rodino bill amid Senate opposition. This shift aims to protect Mexican American citizens and legal aliens from employment discrimination.
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Washington
F. Ray Marshall
Cyrus Vance
Griffin Bell
Marshall
House of Representatives
James Eastland
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Sugar's Sugar Daddy and the sugar price debate
The piece recalls sugar price swings from 65 cents to just over 10 cents a pound and argues against restoring government price supports or import quotas. It cites Secretary Bergland urging a revival of sugar protections, warns of consumer costs, and warns against government market intervention drawing a parallel to natural gas controls.
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New York
Bob Bergland
Smile Firing Case From Birmingham Tribunal
Christella McCloskey lost her smile due to a strict kindergarten rule and was dismissed. An industrial tribunal ruled the firing in error, awarding compensation, and she reclaimed her smile. The tale highlights balancing work rules with personal pressures.
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Birmingham
England
Christella McCloskey
Warley Green
McCloskey
Two Women To Rescue The Cities
Washington column notes two female cabinet leaders, Kreps and Harris, pledging funding and partnership to revitalize distressed cities. It cites a $4 billion public works plan and a $400 million urban development program, arguing Nd urban neglect has politics and race behind it. The piece contrasts urban woes with policy promises and recalls historical notes on unemployment and social divides.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Commerce
Juanita M. Kreps
National League of Cities
Commerce Department
America
Housing and Unian Development
Patricia Roberts Harris
Harris
Kreps
Labor Department
Watch
Carter White House Over ERA Sparks NC Legislative Confusion
Rouland Evans and Robert Novak report on how President Carter and First Lady Rosalynn Carter pressured North Carolina lawmakers over the Equal Rights Amendment, provoking surprise and mixed reactions. ERA’s defeat here prompts questions about White House priorities while aiming to win support in Florida and three other states.
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Aleigh
N.C
North Carolina State Senate
Rosalynn Carter
John Henley
Carter
Carter Country
North Carolina
National Organization of Waren
NOW
White House
ERA
Jimmy Carter
Mark Siegel
Democratic National Committee
Unis
Marshall Rauch
Robert Lipshulz
Rauch
Hunt
Senate
Sam Ervin
Florida
Oklahoma
South Carolina
Illinois
Proera
Jim Hunt
Barron details Cambodian genocide under Khmer Rouge rule
John Barron senior editor of Reader's Digest reports on a calculated Cambodian genocide. Between 1975 and 1977 at least 1.2 million Cambodians died, with estimates up to 2 million. Victims were shot, beaten, impaled, or killed during forced marches and mass evacuations aimed at erasing past society.
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Washington — Friends
Unites States
Indochina
John Barron
Reader's Digest
Barron
Cambodia
Malaysia
Thailand
Tris
Anthonys Faul
Wormer
Phnom Penhell
United States
Phnom Penh
Jeff Phnom Penh
Khmer Rouge
France
Desig
Striking Refutation Of Opinion Mythology In Public Opinion
Joseph Kre argues that public opinion grows from experience and is shaped by real events not media. He cites President Carter's phone conversations with ordinary citizens to show how personal experience drives views on health costs taxes and jobs. The piece defends representative government and expert input over polling driven policy guidance.
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Joseph Kre
Cartec
Temera
Uganda
Panama
Abby
Liganda
America
California
Congress
Blumenthal Signals Carter Will Back Ford Economic Policy
New Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal stressed alignment with Ford policies to reassure Wall Street amid inflation and budget concerns. Investors doubt Carter will deliver steady policy, citing populist gestures and mixed signals about energy plans. Confidence hinges on presidential consistency and a return to private expansion to create jobs.
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New York
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Carter
Ford
Bill Simon
Wall Street
Blumenthal
Washington
Arthur Burts
Horatio
Byrne
Burns
T Hey
Carley
Letters to the Editor Policy at Danville Register
The Danville Register invites signed letters with full addresses and telephone numbers for verification. All letters may be edited or shortened to fit space, and signatures must be accompanied by full contact details.
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The
Danville Register
the Register Publishing Co., Inc
Union St
Danville
Air Departments
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