Opinion on Handguns and Gun Control
A 1963 to 1973 period summary cites 46121 U S deaths in Vietnam and 6644 firearm deaths in the U S with about 80 percent by handguns. It argues handgun bans align with constitutional limits and cites court rulings and surveys to claim all handguns should be banned.
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Carter Aide Powell May Improve White House Press Relations
Washington voices note Carter will bring civility to briefings with Jody Powell as press secretary. Observers say Powell should act as a bridge to reporters and urge broader access beyond formal sessions while distancing from Nixon era mistrust.
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Reagan predicts Carter freshman cabinet tilt toward outsiders
The Wilmington Morning Star discusses Ronald Reagan predicting that Jimmy Carter will confront a shifting White House staffing after his presidency. The piece notes Carter’s unity drive, the tradition of appointing capable insiders, and Reagan’s view that Carter may favor professors and career officials, with southern personnel added.
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Montage TV News: a night show masquerading as news
A critique of ABC Evening broadcasts likens NBC and CBS to traditional news while ABC leans into a showy mix of interviews and gossip. Barbara Walters conducts chats with Nelson Rockefeller Bing Crosby and Rosalynn Carter, raising questions about what counts as News versus entertainment.
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Carter energy plan urged as nation shifts to science role
In Grenada West Indies Ralph Ingersoll Sr argues Carter should leverage scientific brains at the Naval Academy and Space Agency to build new energy sources. He criticizes anti Carter rhetoric, praises Georgia surplus, and urges prioritizing energy over space boasts to power civilization. He calls for mobilizing scientists to tackle Public Problem No 1 energy.
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Will Ohio Democrats self-destruct in 1978 race
A Columbus article analyzes historical Democratic fragility in Ohio politics, noting primary losses and gubernatorial shifts. It warns the 112th General Assembly could face tax increases or cuts as inflation persists, with Gov. Rhodes poised to veto and the party under pressure from welfare and education lobbies.
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Start Something At Any Age In 20 Years Time
Paul Harvey urges aging readers to start new pursuits now. He cites Mae West Hulda Crooks Alfred Burlini and others who pursued passions late in life. The message: government retirement culture aside find purpose, energy, and growth today.
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