High Point votes on Alcoholic Beverage Control plan
The editorial urges a yes vote tomorrow for the city sale and regulation of alcohol. It argues current costs of alcoholism burden taxpayers and notes revenue could offset other city needs, criticizing hypocrisy of a wet community voting dry while urging residents to participate and express reality-based views.
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Abortion politics loom in 1976 election debate
Editorial notes abortion as a major campaign issue with calls for a constitutional amendment to reverse Roe v Wade. It cites Buckley support, public polls, and court challenges to federal funding bans, citing Planned Parenthood and the Guttmacher Institute on hospital abortion capacities and access disparities.
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James Hitchock
St. Louis University
Human Life Review
America
Supreme Court
James L. Buckley
Conn
R N.Y
Congress
Planned Parenthood
National Abortion Rights Action League
The
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S
Robert Bork
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
City of
St. Louis
Alan Guttmacher Institute
United States
Obatin
Cola clash tugs at White House race in satire
Washington merry go round spoof links Ford Carter contest to Pepsi and Coca Cola. It notes Kendall and Austin shaped Cold War trade, Coca Cola’s Olympic bid, and potential rollout of beverage diplomacy with Russia and Cuba, with China eyed for future taste tests.
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Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
White House
Pepsi
Donald Kendall
Richard Nixon
New York City
Nixon
Kendall
Russia
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Ford
Coke
John Paul Austin
Coca Cola
Atlanta
Carter
Georgia
Austin
Moscow
State Dept
Montreal
Ken
Dall
Pepsico
U.S.S.R
Pepsi Cola
Soviet Union
United States
Trade Council
China
Cuba
Drug regulation and innovation examined in a 26 year span
A conservative view reviews Henry G Grabowski's book on Drug Regulation and Innovation. It argues the 1962 Kefauver amendments slowed pharmaceutical innovation, increasing delays and costs while reducing U.S. share of new drugs and limiting consumer access. The piece contrasts pre and post 1962 periods and criticizes stronger regulation under Carter.
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Food and Drug Administration
Congress
FDA
Kefauver
U.S
The Debates Are Cancelled In Hollywood Fallout
Hollywood networks cancel the presidential debate show as low sponsorship and downbeat content doom the format. Executives from CBS NBC and ABC discuss retooling with new sets and fictionalized family antics while Carter and Ford face uncertain futures in televised politics.
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Jimmy Carter
Ford
CBS
NBC
ABC
Peoria
Carter
Betty Ford
Rosalynn Carter
Jackie Gleason
Art Carney
Laverne
Archie Bunker
Redd Fox
Sanford and Son
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