Drug war funding debate on TV Oval Office briefing
A late night Oval Office broadcast exposed Democrats critics of the drug war push. Biden criticized the approach as weak and fund driven, offering no tough new plan beyond more spending. Rangel blamed Reagan, others pressed for funding sources amid an $8 billion program critique. Biden closed with a composed, restrained gesture.
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A Conservative View by James J Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick argues Republicans could cut waste and reallocate funds to fight drugs. He cites proposed and existing appropriations, questions subsidies and agency outlays, and urges Bush and Congress to fund drug prevention while trimming the budget. He ends with calls to support an $8 billion plan and extend funding if needed.
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Voice of the People letter questions Dr Gott address
A reader asks the editor to publish Dr Gott's address so letters can reach him. The writer disputes Dr Gott's physics claims on microwaves, stresses proper science understanding, and argues engineers and physicists should clarify such topics. An editor notes Dr Gott's address is P O Box 91369 Cleveland OH 44101-3369 and is run frequently.
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Acceptance for Disabled in a Society That Demands Inclusion
A column urges acceptance of physically disabled individuals, noting they seek belonging without pity. It highlights the role of friends, extroversion, self-advocacy, and personal effort, while acknowledging political strides and the hope for broader societal change beyond legislation.
Dixon names advisory leaders to seek federal funds
September 16 1979 Dixon chairs Citizens Advisory Committee for Community Development with David Ames as chairman Paul Berrettini vice chairman and Dorothy Butler secretary. The panel can apply for up to 1 million dollars in federal grant funds for fiscal 1980 in either Comprehensive Program or Single Purpose categories.
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Springfield 37th District Senate Candidate Schuneman
Calvin Schuneman of Prophetstown seeks the 37th District seat in Springfield, outlining campaign moves from 306 Washington Street and addressing voters in the 61277 area. The filing highlights his hometown roots and city service as he campaigns statewide.
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