Lighter Side mock tennis view of President Carter
Washington UPI columnist compares Carter to a tennis player using inner game tactics. The piece imagines a summit with Brezhnev where Carter crafts distractions with foot faults and human rights critiques, linking on court psychology to policy choices and disarmament signals.
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Nevada brothels reshape frontier myth in mining camps
Historian Guy Rocha challenges the cowboy pioneer image, noting Nevada mining camps relied on prostitution. He cites licensing and taxation of brothels in several rural counties and predicts continued legalization and growth beyond Reno and Las Vegas.
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Charities Face Donor Disclosure Bill in Congress
Rep. Charles Wilson introduces a national bill requiring charitable solicitations to disclose legal name address purpose and intended use of funds plus the share going to charity versus fund raising. It would allow written requests for detailed financials and empower the Postal Inspection Service to stop mail for violators with court remedies.
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