Young and Rhodesia anger over U N ambassadorship clash
The piece lambastes Andrew Young as U N ambassador candidate under Carter and argues his Rhodesia stance risks misreading global politics. It warns his racism claim framing and calls for restraint, urging a sober view of international conflict beyond racial bias.
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Andrew Young
U.N
Jimmy Carter
Atlanta
Young
Vance
Carter
New York
Andy Young
Rhodesia
Ambassador Young
Ian Smith
Uganda
Idi Amin
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Zimbabwe
Ignorance No Cure
An editorial critiques Andrew Young for suggesting curb on press coverage after the Hanafi hostage seizure. It argues news helps understanding violence and cites Genesis Cain and Abel to question censorship as a principle older than the First Amendment.
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Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
Washington
Mr. Young
Honorable Exceptions Labeled On Capitol Hypocrisy
A Las Times editorial rails at Congress for pay raises and the Byrd Amendment while praising a few so called honorable exceptions. It highlights Rep. Mickey Edwards Rep. Bob Bauman and Sen. Peter Schweiker for proposals linking pay and policy to performance and urges more lawmakers like them.
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Mickey Edwards
Oklahoma
Mickey
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Maryland
Bob Bauman
Rhodesia
Bob
Bauman
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Ronald Reagan
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Schweiker
Carter's bid for closeness to people grows with public steps
Washington observes President Carter inching toward ordinary citizens through bi weekly news conferences fireside chats and cabinet visits critics say the moves serve image over substance yet supporters note direct dialogue and a responsive White House stance. Ruby Hewitt case cited as a concrete example of notable follow up.
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G. M. Prather
Copter News Service
Washington
White House
Jody Powell
Plains
Powell
MR. Carter
Carter’s Efforts Under the Lens of Public Perception
Sidey critiques the Carter presidency as a crafted image rather than a policy force. He notes 71 percent satisfaction tied to Carter’s style, not concrete energy or economic plans, and argues propriety and ritual shape the presidency more than policy substance.
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Hugh Sidey
Time Inc
Carter
Sidey
Jimmy Carter
Quotations on Life, Transition and Responsibility
A compilation of brief aphorisms inclining to moral reflection. Fulton J. Sheen asserts life records every action like a cash register. W R Inge imagines Adam and Eve in an age of transition. William Feather and F W Nichols offer guidance on rights, duties, and the meaning of succeed.
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Paradise
Adam
Eve
W.R. Inge
Oklahoma GOP convention signals Reagan 1980 campaign
The piece notes Oklahoma Republicans at their state convention and marks the start of Ronald Reagan's 1980 bid. It questions the $62 million natural gas tax plan and comments on frequent unpopularity or unconstitutionality of major measures. It warns about lawmakers linking issues to campaigns and urges persistence on the Equal Rights Amendment.
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Oklahoma
Ronald Reagan
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