Howland Bamnewagoh Howland Bamnewagoh Opinion on Judge Rigelhaupt
Our opinion condemns verbal abuse toward Howland Teachers Association members by Judge Signey Rigelhaupt. The piece cites past outcomes against a Chaney teacher and a Steelers player, argues for voter accountability and calls for reassignment to minor cases.
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Howland Teachers Association
Signey Rigelhaupt
Rigelhaupt
Youngstown Chaney High School
Ohio Turnpike
Rigelthaupt
Pittsburgh Steelers
Reflecting on America's Birthday 1977 Fourth of July
A civic reflection encourages gratitude for freedom and the flag, urging observance of the Fourth with church services and safe celebration. Citizens are urged to appreciate national blessings, attend local festivals, watch fireworks, and honor the nation’s history while enjoying a long weekend.
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Church of Our Choice
Opinion on higher broadcasting standards urged by United Methodist Women
The United Methodist Women urge readers to order RTV Council of Greater Cleveland packets to influence radio and TV standards. Materials include Project Postcard and Mini-Pack with sponsor booklets. requests also solicit letters to President Carter and lawmakers about military funding and policy changes.
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United Methodist Women
RTV Council of Greater Cleveland, Inc
P.O
Cleveland
Ohio
Maryland Ave
Washington, D.C
Jimmy Carter
White House
John Glenn
Howard Metzenbaum
The
United States
Senate
Washington
D.C
Charles J. Carney
House of Representatives
President Carter
C-O
Ann Lugbill
Church of the Brethren
United Methodist Women District
Scotty Hill
Christian Social Involvement
Carter steers between fiscal restraint and expansionism
The Dallas Morning News critiques President Carter for seeming to press Congress to cut subsidies while backing costly future programs. It argues he seeks a balanced budget yet promotes health care, welfare reform, and socialSecurity funding, effectively having it both ways. The piece questions the feasibility of such mixed signals and warns it may not work.
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Dallas Morning News
Carter
Ebenezer Scrooge
Congress
Senate
House
Trouble with catchall slogans and pushing people around
Ralph Ingersoll reflects on his PM slogan against pushing people around and its reception. He recalls drafting catchall phrases for a 1940s newspaper, notes critics labeled his stance as radical or communist, and discusses the ambiguity of slogans in political discourse while urging caution against generalizations.
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Ralph Ingersoll
Cornwall Bridge
Conn
New York City
Forties
Carter
Charles Darwin
Nursery robes and Mortar Boards for moppets
A columnist mockingly discusses the trend of nursery and kindergarten students wearing academic robes and Mortar Boards. The piece weighs the humor and potential loss of meaning, urging restraint and delaying full regalia until older students can grasp more demanding subjects.
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Cookie Monster
Big Bird
Kermit
Mufti
Carter Sets Unrealistic Public Staff Cut Goal
President Carter has tied a 30 percent cut to White House and Executive Office staff, prompting criticism that the target is arbitrary and could harm efficiency. The review to be sent to him weighs whether a smaller cut could better improve operations while some units face possible elimination or consolidation.
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Jack Germond
Jules Witcover
Washington
Carter
White House
HEW
Executive Office
Georgia
Andy Youngs Global Role Provokes Public Debate
MAX LERNER weighs Andy Young as UN ambassador and Africa spokesman, arguing he embodies a new world of power and risk for the Carter administration. The Playboy interview and public persona reveal a clash between his Civil Rights roots and official diplomacy, complicating policy and Carter's freedom of action.
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Max Lerner
New York City
Andy Young
United Nations
Africa
Cyrus Vance
Playboy
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Young
Mr. Carter
Harry Truman
Gen. MacArthur
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Nixon
Andy
America
South Africa
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Council On Environmental Quality
United Preas International
North America
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Angola
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Gerald Ford
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Young
MacNeil- Lehrer
Middle East
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