Controls Are Habit Forming Deregulation Debate
The editorial argues deregulation of natural gas prices amid a national energy crisis. It notes presidential powers to move fuel, suspend shipping rules, and states enacting temperature and facility limits. It warns that controls may become a permanent way of life without a broad energy program.
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Carter
Congress
East
United States
The
New York Times
Civil Liberties
Byrne
John F. Leary
Federal Energy Administration
James R. Schlesinger
Quotes on friendship leadership and living
The quotes attributed here explore friendship duty and leadership. Harry S Truman defines a friend as someone you wish to help without expecting anything in return. He adds that leadership makes people do unwelcome tasks willingly. Ralph Waldo Emerson notes we delay living while preparing to live.
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Harry Truman
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Washington
Carter
Russkis
Nixon
Reagan Opposes Panama Canal Treaty Under Blackmail Threats
Reagan in Washington at CPAC rejects any canal handover under Torrijos threats. He cites Castro ties and Cuban influence, arguing a Panama takeover would harm U S credibility and provoke global backlash. The piece questions Panamanian and Latin American economic impacts and urges a broad debate free of coercion.
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Ronald Reagan
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Panama Canal
Reagan
U.S
Torrijos
Cuba
Latin America
Panama
Graham Greene
New York Review of Books
Greene
Canal Zone
Fidel Castro
Lima
Peru
Santiago
Chile
White Minority's Time Running Out
The piece condemns the Rhodesian killings of seven, shows white victims as innocent and the wider costs of white minority rule. It argues the coming shift to black majority rule is unavoidable and urges lowering violence on both sides while warning against nationalist extremism and rush to change.
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New York City
Rhodesia
Kingdom of Heaven
Ian Smith
Henry Kissinger
Ivor Richards
Andrew Young
U.N
Kissinger
Carter
Africa
Southern
Oklahoma lawmakers seek pay raise as campaign tool
In six congressional districts Oklahoma politicians urge a salary increase to aid campaigns against incumbents. They argue the higher pay could fund challengers and secure political advantage. The push centers on using the raise to boost fundraising and image ahead of elections.
Give Peace A Chance as Carter Pushes Disarmament
The piece argues Carter aims for a major disarmament deal with the USSR and urges supporters to back his efforts despite skepticism from liberals and establishment figures. It cites Kennan and Warnke, warns against doubting Carter, and calls for unilateral arms reductions to advance peace.
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Nixon
Ford Kissinger
Carter
China
Peanut
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Meanaging
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Ents
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
AP News
Stephen F Bentley
Brendan T. Byrne
New Jersey
New Jersey Public Utilities Commission
Joel R. Jacobson
South Carolina
James B. Edwards
California
Public Utilities Commission
Copley Editorial Service
Dunagin
Omar Torrijos
John Chamberlain
King Features Syndicate
Castro
Kremlin
Cordilleras
Darien
Max Lerner
LOS Angeles Times
Oklahoma
By Nicholas von Hoffman
America
Sen
Sam Nunn
Georgia
Sorensen
CIA
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Graves
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Young
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