Editorial on Ford’s stance and New York aid tactics
The piece argues Ford appeared to reverse his position on federal aid to New York City but may have used a calculated negotiation strategy. It says he faced pressure from New York Republicans and national opinion while ensuring loans come with no net federal cost. The editorial views his tough, responsible handling as likely to win public approval overall, despite some columnists challenging the reversal.
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New York City
New York
New York State
Jack W. Germond
Washington Star
U.S. Drug Export Law Hurts Economy, Abbott Case Cited
The article argues that a U S export restriction on drugs not approved for U S use harms the American economy by forcing multinationals like Abbott Laboratories to locate abroad and export through Europe. It notes FDA support for changing the law and highlights potential job losses and capital investment shifts if the law remains unchanged.
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William Vodra
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House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
Ford
Schlesinger's defiant stance haunts Ford White House
Washington report details James Schlesinger's readiness to advise Reagan on defense, oppose Ford budget cuts, and press for stronger defense and detente. He remains out of the campaign but plans media campaigns and public appearances to influence national security policy and challenge Ford values.
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Bar] Bury
Tou Cannon
Washington Post
NBC
Meet the Press
Johns Hopkins School For Advanced International Studies
CBS
Reader's Digest
Fortune
Lenin
U.S
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Letters to the editor from Long Beach and Westminster
A collection of reader letters covers varied topics from a health scare and gratitude to paramedics, Congressional energy policy, Westminster school petitions, Equal Rights Amendment concerns, Transcendental Meditation cautions, praise for a Long Beach VA Hospital dialysis unit, to opinions on Governor Brown and public employee bargaining. Independent voices reference local events, petitions, and policy debates.
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Paul Weissman
Long Beach
Tuttney
Long Beach Veterans Administration Hospital
Poaan
Zarb weighs option to break up oil giants policy debate
Washington reports Federal energy czar Frank Zarb weighs breaking up the oil giants. He has not decided to advise President Ford but asked FTC data on industry reach into gas, oil, nuclear fuels, coal, and geothermal energy. FTC documents cover Arco, Ashland, Cities Service, Continental, Exxon, Getty, Mobil, Phillips, Shell, Standard companies, Sun, Tenneco, Texaco and others. Footnotes note concerns about inefficiency from fragmentation and payoffs to influence oil policy. Simon candidacy rumor adds to White House discussions on a potential running mate and conservative support.
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Shell
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PTC
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Treasury
William Simon
White House
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