Fallacy of Compromise on Gas Decontrol Debated in Congress
The Senate Commerce Committee backs a compromise bill S 3422 to partially decontrol natural gas prices, drawing support from Sen Henry Bellman. Critics warn the plan ignores deeper supply issues, preserves offshore controls, and risks a costly onshore drilling future. A related story notes U S Attorney General Levi suits Chicago police hiring bias amid a family dispute involving Julian Levi.
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Cost Of Public Servants Comes High
An anonymous critique outlines lawmakers benefits and perks including higher salaries, automatic cost of living raises, pensions, travel allowances, and free office plants. It notes Congress operates with 435 members, long holidays, extensive staff, and frequent re election focus, while praising and problematizing their perks and powers.
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Carter backs Israel first in policy stance
The piece argues President Carter would adopt a pro Israel policy, pledging absolute U.S. support for Israel’s survival with military and monetary aid, while Sen. Charles Mathias urges immediate steps for a settlement and security guarantees involving the United States United Nations and the Soviet Union, with Carter favoring a stronger Israel alignment.
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Liberal Congress Probed as Hypocrisy Charged in Watergate Era
The piece accuses Rep. Wayne Hays of double standards in Powell ethics case while alleging Gulf Oil donations to many Senate members, including Baker, Weicker, Inouye, Montoya, and Talmadge, framing U.S. Congress as a liberal disorganized hypocrisy.
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Righteousness of the Lord
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Hawaii
Joseph Montoya
New Mexico
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Georgia
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Baker
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U.S
What Others Are Saying Quotations Cast Dark Reflections
A collection of short quotations notes social concerns and personal finance. Franklin P. Jones jokes about funeral costs burdening an elderly man. Judge Jeremiah S. Black reflects on justice. Hugh Allen wisecracks on seizing small chances to reach goals.
Only In Oklahoma Only In Oklahoma Pat Soccer
Oklahoma spots a budding soccer scene played with feet and head. Democratic convention delegates remain uncommitted while Jimmy Carter could signal support. State Sen. Frank Keating, a Republican for Congress, endorses Ronald Reagan on merit and policy. Some Oklahoma restaurants may offer free meals with coffee.
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