Accentuate the Positive call to action from Jamestown ND Sun
In a United States appeal the author urges turning from negativity and embracing hard work to defeat inflation and improve the trade balance. He criticizes defeatist attitudes toward treaties with Panama and laments propaganda, urging renewed faith in free enterprise and energy innovation. The piece concludes by echoing Bing Crosby’s "Accentuate the Positive."
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Tme
Panama Canal
U.S
Cruise Missile On Stage Ends B 1 Bomber Era
A House vote likely ends the B 1 bomber program as President Carter promotes the cruise missile as unmanned defense. The move may affect SALT talks by removing a bargaining lever, while the dispute over manned bombers continues to trouble military leaders and Congress, even as public security is framed around the cruise missile.
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Web of Middle East politics follows PLO attack
The PLO raid on Israel is seen as part of a larger power struggle in the region. It aims to shock world opinion, pressure Begin toward harder lines, complicate Carter’s stance, and push for a Palestinian state. Sadat’s position weakens as US policy falters, while Israel’s need for security remains central. Carter’s aides face a difficult rethink of strategy.
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Public Education Bribe Threatens World-Class Schools
The U.S. government faces a pivotal debate over a proposed tax credit aimed at improving public schools. Critics warn it may accelerate deterioration and entrench racism and classism while failing to achieve true educational parity.
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Public education must be saved not subsidized
The piece argues mid class tax relief for private schooling fails to fix public schools. It urges redirecting $5 billion yearly from tax credits or grants to revive American public education, asserting schools must serve all children and improve outcomes across races and classes.
Bartlett earns perfect Conservative Union rating for Oklahoma
In Oklahoma Senator Dewey Bartlett lands a 100 percent score from the American Conservative Union, a claim critics say requires little effort. The piece notes Republican leaders view him as exceptionally conservative, even if he avoids public Panama Canal stances.
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Tobacco’s Easy Path to Addiction and Deception
A historical critique traces how sugared foods and tobacco were marketed to children and society. It highlights early ad campaigns, influential figures like Albert D. Lasker and George Washington Hill, and attempts to link advertising push to widespread smoking and health harms.
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