A New Battle Plan for Ohio Gas Regulation
The Hubbard News argues that current federal gas regulation fails to curb imports or encourage domestic production. It criticizes the Texas based new gas rule, notes Ohio wells often near existing sites, and warns that higher prices for new gas will deter exploration while import limits remain lax. A direct, objective plan is urged to tackle the energy crisis.
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Carter
Congress
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House
Ohio
Algeria
Enrgy
Texas
Dollar reform sparks talk of a small new coin
A Providence journal argues for a copper nickel one dollar coin smaller than a half dollar. It questions honoring womanhood with a female portrait amid inflation, recalls Gresham's law, and suggests replacing In God We Trust with I Told You So.
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Journal-Bul- Providence
Thomas Gresham
Gresham
System of government still works the tripartite check
System of government remains functional as President Carter Congress and the Court check and balance each other. The piece notes Congress expanded social security taxes and passed 210 bills in 1977 with 1978 budgeting shaping tax cuts and inflation responses. It previews 1979 showing possible tariff shifts and continued government recalibration while acknowledging a fourth wheel stabilizing power. The column closes with a lighter note on Rube Goldberg inspired mechanisms by Joe Wos testing consumer products.
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Congress
Carter
Wall Street Journal
Court
Satisfying the tourists in Grenada's winter scene
In Grenada, West Indies, winter tourism ends as seasonal locals, part year residents, and visiting cruise guests depart. The author recalls guiding trips for tourists, noting universal questions, ram punch, and steel band music easing strangers into shared experiences. He reflects on past work as a ship steward and the amusements of crew and guests aboard sea voyages.
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Ralph Ingersoll
Grenada
West Indies
New York
Buenos Aires
Montage Sickness and the Fight Against Ill Health
Journal excerpt urges embracing simple health measures to avoid sickness and its costs. It extols nature's virtues, promotes quitting smoking, regular blood pressure checks, proper nutrition, and minimizing drug use while trusting the body's healing power. The piece highlights spring imagery and personal resilience in April.
Hawkeye Ferguson and Lukens ethics firestorm mocked by critics
Column catalogs the reaction to Ohio ethics reforms and a dispute between Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson and Senator Donald E. Lukens. It notes Lukens' $17,500 salary and a two omissions in disclosures, plus ties to Koreagate figure Tongsun Park. The piece mocks the credibility gamble in politics and mentions the Ferguson flower fund.
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Keith McKnight
Columbus
Ohio
Thomas E. “Hawkeye
Ferguson
Donald E. ‘Buz
Lukens
Murder, Inc
Senate
Hawkeye
Middletown
Senate Committee
Committee
Tongsun Park
Congress
Buz
Georgetown Club
Park
Ferguson Flower Fund
Joseph T
Fergusons
Power of right-to-life in Minnesota campaigns
In Minnesota, the right-to-life movement tests whether a single issue can sway a Senate race. With Muriel Humphrey out, Don Fraser leads the DFL, but faces strong antiabortion opposition within the party and a potential September primary against Robert Short. The outcome hinges on how much single-issue power affects voters and party endorsements.
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Joan Cochran
Jack Germond
Jules Witcover
Senate
Minnesota
Muriel Humphrey
Don Fraser
Minneapolis
Democrat Farm Labor Party
Fraser
Robert Short
Democratic Party
National Democratic Party
Minneso
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