Carter Orders Intelligence Reforms To Safeguard Rights
President Carter signed an executive order reorgani zing the intelligence agencies on January 24 and set clear duties restrictions and oversight. The move aims to curb abuses and ensure warrants for electronic surveillance and searches. Brzezinski will coordinate counter intelligence while Bell oversees privacy protections as Congress weighs related legislation to forge a new era of intelligence that respects rights at home and security abroad.
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President Carter
Ford
Mr. Carter
Mr. Ford
Carter
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
Drug Enforcement Administration
Treasury Department
National Security Council
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Brzezinski
Mr. Brzezinski
Griffin Bell
Congress
Mush God mocks public prayer at Rotary style breakfast
President Carter presided over a White House Prayer Breakfast where the so called Mush God was invoked as a non-denominational deity. The piece lampoons a universal secular deity used to unify diverse groups during Brotherhood week and public ceremonies.
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Carter
White House
Middle East
The Mush God and Revivalist Faith in Carter Era
The article contrasts the Mush God with traditional revivalism, noting Jimmy Carter and his family lean toward personal faith over institutional religion. It argues revivalism waxes every few decades, driven by intensity, intolerance, and cycles, while the Mush God remains a flexible, sandwritten creed that adapts to changing political and social climates.
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John Wesley
FDA admits doubt on saccharin cancer risk study plan
The FDA and National Cancer Institute will jointly run a major 1.4 million, 18 month epidemiological study in five states with 9,000 participants to reassess saccharin's link to human bladder cancer. International voices challenge the initial claim of a human carcinogen, urging objective review and neutrality in the regulatory process.
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Donald Kennedy
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Europe
National Cancer Institute
Congress
Switzerland
Britain
West Germany
Swiss Association For Nutrition
C. Schlatter
Institute of Toxiology
The
University of
Heidelberg
D. Schmahl
German Cancer Research Institute
U.S
Black Voters Pressure Politicians in 1976 Election
The piece argues Black voters powered Carter over Ford in key states, notes 65,000 pivotal votes in Pennsylvania, and highlights the impact of unregistered Black voters. It urges addressing Black interests: economic security, urban policy, welfare reform, business development, and education, with emphasis on turnout and representation.
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