Nonpartisan Tax Cut Could Unify Ford and Carter
In his first post election press conference President elect Carter hints at a January tax cut, while President Ford plans a $10 billion tax reduction to aid low and middle income earners. Joint action between administrations could set a cooperative precedent and stabilize the economy amid unemployment near 7.9 percent, with agreement on amount and timing.
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Reining The Computer A Cashless Era Privacy Risk
A Washington commission warned that replacing cash and checks with electronic payments could trigger large scale surveillance. Privacy expert Alan Westin warned data banks could locate people, track movements, and profile spending and finances, including political and personal affairs. The panel urged strong safeguards in its Congress report.
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Alan Westin
Columbia University
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Initiative Isn t Dead Drives Car Wash by Heeding Need
Michael Sills of Raleigh North Carolina started a mobile car cleaning service after noticing few take cars to a shop. He uses a van with four 55 gallon barrels to wash and wax about 60 cars weekly. His story shows initiative and opportunity reward those who pursue it.
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There Is A Time To Laugh Says The Preacher
L DeJohnson Chaplain Farmen University reflects on Ecclesiastes time to laugh and time to weep. He cites Jesus as example of joy, warns against dour piety, and urges faith fueled laughter. The piece emphasizes joy from self forgetfulness, trust in life, and love shown to children and friends.
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Kilpatrick Notes Graglia’s Race Law Critique
Washington review praises Ling A Graglia Disasters by Decree for a detailed dissection of race and school law from Brown to modern cases in Boston and Detroit. The critic calls the book devastating to the Supreme Court for its shift from condemning to approving racial discrimination and criticizes judicial reasoning and Civil Rights Act interpretations.
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Two Presidents Carter and Ford Critically Examined
A thoughtful piece weighs Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford beyond campaign heat. It notes Carter’s paradoxes amid a fractured Democratic Party and Ford’s mixed record, praising some restraint on legislation and economic policy while criticizing leadership style and rhetoric. It also discusses Graglia’s critique of the Brown decision and Civil Rights Act interpretations, warning of judicial overreach and the potential for constitutional reform.
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Bypass priority urged for Danville Virginia letter writer says faster route needed
A Danville Pittsylvania County resident urges swift bypass construction around Danville to relieve bottlenecks on Piney Forest Road Franklin Turnpike and Memorial Drive. He cites traffic from Goodyear U S Gypsum and Disston plants and calls for action to complete US 29 to Route 41 bypass, urging officials to act now.
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Reed rebuts busing policy at National Press Club
Washington school chief Vincent Reed, a Black leader, challenged busing as a path to quality education. He argued the District can achieve good education with current students and better teachers, countering Arthur Flemming’s pro busing stance and criticizing liberal social engineering.
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