Rebate plan for fuel efficiency would hurt trade
The Los Angeles Times argues President Carter should drop the proposed tax rebates for poor mileage cars. It notes most imports meet 1985 mileage goals, risking foreign retaliation and job losses. The piece favors penalties on low mileage cars to avoid trade imbalances and spur U.S. automakers to improve.
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Los Angeles Times
Carter
United States
California
Congress
U.S
Americans Tire of Government Warnings On Food Health
A UPI observer notes rising public skepticism toward health warnings as agencies like the EPA FDA CPSC NCI and OSHA push precautionary rules. Critics argue overregulation and inconsistent bans while tobacco and sugar policies draw fire amid cancer danger debates.
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UPI
Mike Conlon
EPA
FDA
CPSC
NCI
OSHA
Cage
National Cancer Society
Howland Band Wagon Seeks Signed Letters to Editor
Letters to the editor are welcome in the Howland Band wagon. Sign with complete address and phone number. Letters confirmed before publication and cannot be returned. We reserve right to edit or shorten. Names withheld upon request with satisfactory reason.
Carter’s foreign policy stance wins reader support
A Cornwall Bridge reader endorses President Carter’s approach to foreign policy. He praises human rights emphasis, notes it pressures the Soviet Union, and argues democracy can work without external coercion. He asks if Carter can sustain this path and whether history will confirm its success.
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Ralph Ingersoll
Cornwall Bridge
Conn
James Carter
America
Soviet Union
Carter
Anita Bryant and God in a Moral Controversy
A critical column questions Anita Bryant as a modern conscience on homosexuality, contrasting religious views with compassionate regard for homosexuals. It argues existential tensions between natural order and civil rights, urging restraint and responsibility while debating society and civilization.
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Cochran Anita Bryant
Florida
Scylla
Charybdis
Anita Bryant
God
Long summer for the lefties in U S Senate fights
Washington report outlines a conservative shift on the Judiciary Committee with key battles over vertical divestiture of oil interests. Ambiguities in Bell and Allen’s positions loom large while liberal hopes hinge on Byrd and Culver possible floor votes.
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Jack Germons
Jules Witcover
Washington
Plaee Judiciary Committee
Ninta Penace Force
Saale
Ensree
Bell
Sims
James Flag
Energy Action
Justice Report
Carter
Allen
Kennedy
Birch Bayh
Joseph Biden
Delaware
Biden
Russell Long
Louisiana
Judiciary
Byrd
Senate
Aieoeh
John Culver
Culver-for-Allen
Virginia
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Mac Mathias
Maryland
Nixon Interviews Reveal Inner World Behind Resignation
The interviews yield little new light on Watergate but illuminate Nixon as a self image driven figure. They show his fatigue and inner conflict, the president seeking meaning beyond power and kneeling with Kissinger in a moment of personal agony.
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King
Carter
Wessue
Nixon
Watergate
Bruce Marlish
David Abrahamson
America
Senate
Frost
Washington
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Lincoln
Ford
Peveng
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