Editorial questions BAR tactics in California emissions program
The Riverside emissions controversy is scrutinized as Automotive Age editor Art Spinella cites a BAR official alleging the state deceived 37 000 motorists into believing emissions tests were mandatory The piece questions government ethics and suggests funding be used to monitor private stations rather than duplicating tests.
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Automotive Age
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Bureau of Automotive Repair
BAR
Spinella
Riverside
California
Con
Sumer Protection Agencies
Equality for women on Voting Rights Day and Social Security
Women commemorate the 1920 ratification of the 19th Amendment while highlighting unequal Social Security treatment. A 1980 study notes lower benefits for women, lack of coverage for housewives, and differences with two-wage-earner couples, urging lawmakers to pursue genuine equality under law.
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American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
Carter's Judgment Under Scrutiny Over Lance and Global Tactics
The article argues President Carter's judgment is questioned not over motives but handling of Bert Lance and timing with major powers. It critiques his Iran on human rights, Taiwan, Panama, and Cuba policy moves, noting conflicts with allies and critics’ claims of inconsistent standards and odd tactics.
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Tennessee
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Washington
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Chip Carter Struggles With White House Life and Marriage
The piece portrays Chip Carter and his wife Caron under strain amid life in the White House. It notes Chip left the White House to stay with friends, then joined family at Camp David and attended church with his wife and baby. It highlights public scrutiny, alleged immaturity, and questions about his future in politics or business, ending by framing White House life as soap opera drama for presidential families.
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Taking Long Shots in the War on Cancer
The article reviews the National Cancer Institute’s decades long effort to conquer cancer, noting slow progress despite trillions in funding, debates over prevention versus treatment, and promising but uncertain advances in immunotherapy and drug therapies. It highlights public doubt, policy splits, and the role of risk taking in scientific discovery.
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National Cancer Institute
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House Subcommittee On Intergovernmental Relations
Martin Schneiderman
NCI
Janie Greenberg
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