Israel Sinai settlements spark renewed anger in peace talks
The Israeli cabinet reversed a Sinai withdrawal concession by pledging eight new coastal settlements from Yamit to El Arish. Officials call the posts a security safeguard, while Egypt rejects any Israeli presence on Sinai soil. The move strains negotiations with Cairo and risks eroding international support. COPLEY EDITORIAL SERVICE
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Hubert Humphrey touched all our lives and legacy endures
Obituary tribute to Hubert H. Humphrey recalling his life turning points from civil rights battles to Medicare and the Peace Corps. It notes his relentless public service, his calls from Waverly Minnesota urging continued work, and a wish that the fight for justice and opportunity continue after his death. The piece honors his conscience and impact on education, civil rights, and social programs.
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Carter's First Year Warranted, Second Year Focused on Economy
A columnist argues Congress postpones a pension funding crisis by raising Social Security taxes, warning of intergenerational transfer costs. The piece notes aging population projections, European pension strains, and critiques President Carter's early tenure while urging focus on jobs and inflation, policy perception, and market psychology.
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Economics and politics intertwine in Lerner's view on trust
Max Lerner argues that political economy is a self fulfilling prophecy where confidence drives demand and policy. He links Carter's popularity, Bert Lance, and the Marston case to governance coherence, urging gradual Social Security reform and extending work life beyond 65 to balance producers and pensioners.
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Carter Social Security bill ends remarriage penalties
The Social Security bill signed by President Carter eliminates benefits reductions for widows and widowers who remarry among those aged 60 and older. Critics argued the old rule discouraged marriage, and supporters say the change lets older people set a better example.
Oklahoma Cold Snap Spoofs and Campaign Chatter
The Sooner Cynic mocks weather fear and jokes about candidates in Oklahoma politics. Tom Landry’s smile at Super Bowl XII is recalled while rumors swirl around Bob Funsten and his possible gubernatorial exit. Dr. Robert Kamm of OSU weighs a U.S. Senate bid and bipartisan interest is noted.
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