Carter pushes universal voter registration plan in Congress
The White House presses Congress to pass the Universal Voter Registration bill amid party friction in the House and Senate. Backers cite higher turnout and simplicity, while opponents warn of potential fraud and political manipulation. Comparisons to Canada and Wisconsin Minnesota show mixed results, with reported irregularities in Milwaukee and Wauwatosa counties and objections to delaying voting integrity.
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The Plight Of The Gamesman in Modern Leadership
The article discusses Michael Maccoby s analysis from his book The Gamesman showing top executives in twelve firms prioritize calculation and win oriented strategy over compassion and heart. It contrasts the Jungle Fighter with The Gamesman and notes careerism detaches leaders from family and from personal values as they pursue corporate success.
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Danville Expressway Plan Sees New Route and Funding
The State Highway Transportation Commission endorses by pass designation for Danville Expressway and approves a $2 million allocation. The plan includes relocating U S 86 to expressway, widening Piney Forest Road, and improving rail crossings, signaling a major road program for Pittsylvania.
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Human rights are relative in Carterian view
Ralph de Toledano argues that human rights are relative and politically defined. He questions President Carter’s universal claim, comparing freedoms across nations and criticizing selective enforcement of rights, urging recognition of varied societies and priorities.
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Age and aging mocked as youth clings to fading skills
Carl T Rowans column decries aging bias in society. He recalls Muhammad Ali losing to Alfredo Evangelista and laments aging limits on work and talent. The piece links retirement norms, rising elder poverty fears, and the shrinking extended family to a broader social neglect of people over 65.
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Carter Era Notes On Disarmament And Administration
Charles Bartlett Carter reports on President Carter addressing congressional leaders about disarmament with evident seriousness. Republicans see naivety toward Soviet missile claims. Nixon criticizes CIA credibility after believing Democrats worked to defeat him. Talk of volunteer army issues, Sequoia yacht sale angering veterans, and plans to paint former cabinet officers spark debate about tradition and morale in Washington.
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