Nuclear policy clash over Carter's abroad and at home
The editorial argues Carter probes nuclear proliferation abroad by selling reactors to India and Iran while resisting domestic plutonium production and the Clinch River breeder program. It questions why he softens export controls yet hardens domestic energy policy and urges greater domestic flexibility.
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Quit Hassling Smokers and the Health Fight
A skeptical columnist narrates Joe Califano’s anti smoking campaign in a tale about Shamus a 98 year old Irish farm owner who smoked heavily and drank daily yet died peacefully. The piece riffs on moralizing officials and self restraint while arguing against government pressure to quit all pleasures and foods.
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Fearful views on health and smoking era satire
Andrew Tully mocks public health panics and anti smoking zeal, rails against experts, air travel rules, and TV pollution. He jokes on TV, dining, driving, and nicotine warnings while forecasting broad fear and paradoxical caution in society. The piece blends humor with provocative takes on public health campaigns and personal restraint.
African Peace Threats From Soviet Union Untold Claims
A critical view accuses the Soviet Union of escalating global conflict through arms airlifts to Ethiopia and military support to Eritrea and Ogaden. It cites unpermitted flights, Cuban involvement, purges led by Mengistu, and widespread deception, warning Washington that Moscow seeks regional influence and broader disruption.
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Responsible TV Heroes Needed
The author criticizes NBC censor limits on discussing birth control in a James at 15 storyline. He argues teen boys can be responsible and questions why birth control must be tied only to disease, urging TV to present a positive, proactive teen male role model. The piece condemns censorship and advocates responsible portrayal of youth.
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NBC
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Young James
Wakefield
James
Ralph Daniels
New York
Oklahoma Headlines Echo Season's End and Campus Tales
Oklahoma's fall sports mood mixes with political quirks and state issues. A quarterback collapse at Oklahoma rivals, Floyd Gass defends his AD role, and OSU fans rethink team nicknames amid post season chatter. Governor Boren dodges speeding, EPA eyes air quality, water tensions rise between western and eastern counties.
Quote on self respect and manners by Laurence Sterne
A remark attributed to Laurence Sterne emphasizes self respect guiding morals and deference to others shaping manners. It underscores personal integrity alongside social courtesy.
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