Editorial on busing tangle and colorblind law
The piece argues the constitution must be colorblind and condemns court orders in school desegregation as tangled. It notes President Ford's proposal would not solve the problem and calls for courts to resolve the issue or for a constitutional amendment, citing Justice Powell's Keyes v. School District No. 1 opinion as context.
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Ford
Congress
Wall Street Journal
Justice Powell
Keyes
Denver
Powell
Brown
Green
County School Board
Swann
Charlotte-Mecklenburg
Charlotte
Justice Department
Dear Dr Graham on hypocrisy and love in Christian life
The reader contrasts hypocritical conduct with Jesus teaching on love and forgiveness. The columnist cites Romans 5 8 and I John, echoing how Peter and Paul were forgiven, and urges balance between rebuke and compassion in Christian behavior.
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God
Christ
Peter
Paul
I John
Chicago Tribune-N.y. News Syndicate, Inc
Nepotism on Capitol Hill Beyond the 1967 Ban
Washington column exposes how several U S Congress members hire relatives or favors from colleagues to pad paychecks. It names McFall Michel Wright Price Dent Clay Stokes Wilson Yatron and others, noting illegality in most cases but continued practice through indirect payroll roles and internships.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional
Jack Cloherty
Bob Owens
John McFall
D.call
Alicia McFall
House International Relations Committee
Sarah McFall
House Post Office Committee
Mel Price
House
Capitol Hill
Raymond
John Dent
D.-Pa
Richard Schord
D.-Mo
Robert Giaimo
D.-Conn
Bill Clay
Louis Stokes
Ohio
Charles Wilson
Calif
Joe Skubitz
Kan
Don Young
Alaska
William Broomfield
R.-Mich
Spark Matsunaga
Hawaii
Brother Andrew
John Rhodes
R.-Ariz
Dick Shoup
R.-Mont
Norman Lent
R.-N.y
Larry Hogan
R.-Md
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Bleak mood evident in shifting Congress
Washington Republicans grow alarmed as Ford Reagan contest shapes GOP. Democrats hold House and Senate majority for decades but fear fallout, with Carter polling ahead and leadership shifts to Byrd and O'Neill. Rhodes condemns partisan strife and staff growth, warning of continued veto gridlock.
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Washington
Congress
White House
House
Senate
Ford
Gov
Carter
Reagan
Mike Mansfield
Albert
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Thomas P
Tip) O'Neill
Massachusetts
Capitol Hill
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Tip O'Neill
House of Representatives
Rhodes
O'Neill
United States
Too much democracy or fences need rebuilding
George F. Will surveys Daniel Richardson's The Creative Balance arguing modern life’s speed and complexity demand citizen participation but warn democracy can overreach. He traces how growth in urbanization and disposable income fuels complexity, urging safeguarding individual dignity and community ties while resisting pervasive government control.
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Washington
Anne Richardson
Elliot
Richardson
Gnp
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Congressional
Congress
Decatur Daily notices misstatement policy and rates
The Decatur Daily outlines misstatement of fact as never intentional and offers full investigation and redress. It lists publication scope founder editor W R Shelton 1912 1924 and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, delivery by carrier, and trade zone pricing.
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W. R. Shelton
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