Washington Report on Budget Clash in 1970s
Washington Report discusses the fiscal clash between President Nixon and Congress as AEI releases a study comparing Nixon and McGovern budgets. It notes McGovern as a big spender needing tax increases and payroll and health care levies, while Nixon aims for spending restraint and potential tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Democratic Congress
Nixon
Congress
Capitol Hill
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
AEI
South Dakotan
William Branson
Paul Courant
Princeton University
George McGovern
McGovern
McGovern's Vietnam stance contrasts with WWII bombing
The piece argues George McGovern supported bombing in World War II but condemns bombing in Asia. It contrasts Allied air campaigns in Europe with Vietnam era actions and criticizes Nixon and Kissinger diplomacy as a strategy to curb Communism. It frames McGovern as nuanced on bombing while opposing Communist targets in Asia.
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Benjamin Colby
Washington, D.C
Ster
Tokyo
Hanoi
Hamburg
Haiphong
George McGovern
Robert Sam Anson
Yugo Slavia
McGovern
Vietnam
Giap
Neutrals
Nixon
Mao Tse-tung
Brezhnev
Kissinger
Peking
Moscow
General Giap
South
Cambodia
Laos
Rhineland
Asia
McGovern Gap Narrows as Polls Show Mixed Moves
Louis Harris and Patrick Caddell public opinion readings reveal McGovern closing gaps in some polls while Nixon leads in others. Harris notes a 28 point gap, 31 to 59, with volatility and undecided voters counting toward a possible late surge. Caddell reports a 56 to 34 Nixon edge with a sizable undecided pool and a trend toward McGovern among under 30 voters. Gary Hart frames McGovern’s staged path to a narrowing race by late October.
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Louis Harris
George McGovern
Nixon
Harris
Patrick Caddell
Cambridge
Mass
McGovern
Fuel Oil Shortage Sparks Senate Hearings On Winter Supplies
A Senate Banking subcommittee hears oil distributors warn of a coming supply gap for home heating fuel unless imports rise. Stephen Wakefield of the Interior says the nation may face a tight but workable supply, while Arthur Soule of the Independent Fuel Terminal Association pushes for higher import quotas and faster action before winter. George Meany calls for laws to curb TV advertising in a separate note on public trust.
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Senate Committee On Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs
Seacoast
Thomas J. McIntyre
New Hampshire
Democrat
Stephen A. Wakefield
Arthur T. Soule
Independent Fuel Terminal Association
Nixon
Soule
McIntyre
Wakefield
Caribbean
Western Hemisphere
George Meany
Congress
Meany
Mirror of the Mind and Mud Work Reflections
The text contrasts social evenings with guests, mud pies and clay for children, and advice on confronting anxiety. It notes adults may value fun over material outcomes and suggests professional guidance for unresolved anxiety or unconscious motives.
Teachers strike wave signals shift in American education
Washington commentary argues widespread teacher job actions reflect discontent with funding and modern methods. It notes high student counts, rising college degrees, and calls for elimination of obsolete teaching roles as unions push salaries around nine thousand dollars, while skilled trades reach twenty thousand.
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U.S
Local Highlights and Community Notes From Lawton and Beyond
Yesteryears James A Marcel earns a cytotechnology scholarship at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center. Ronald Lodes, Lawton High FFA member, shows reserve grand champion steer at Tulsa State Fair. Robert R Havell receives Navy wings of gold after flight training in Florida. Henry Howell becomes chairman of the county Christmas Seal tuberculosis campaign. Relatives of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Laird visit. Lawton attorney Russell Jones promoted to major in the Army. Clarence Scott notes rural schools dismiss for corn and cotton harvest. Venita Elkins oversees Penney’s silk hose sale. New Orleans jazz known in England as trad music.
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James A. Marcel
School of Cytotechnology
University of Oklahoma Medical Center
Ronald Lodes
Lawton High School
Future Farmers of America
Robert R. Havell
Florida
Henry Howell
Lawrence Laird
Lawton
Russell Jones
Clarence Scott
Venita Elkins
Penney
Horoscopes for Thursday October 5 1972
Aries to Pisces predictions for October 5 1972 urge restraint and steady effort. Notable notes praise creative talents and suggest careers in medicine law or sociology for born today Joshua Logan and Chester A Arthur are mentioned.
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Joshua Logan
Chester A. Arthur
U.S.A
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Thire and
A Avenue
Ukichume
Ned Shepler
Bill F. Bentley
May B. Shepler
Shirley Shepler
Donald S. Bentk
Ted Ralston
Wm. H. Sullivan
Alfred Wallace
W. D. Hargraves
The
Oklahoma Press Association
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Washington Report
U.s.’S
Democratic Platform
John Chamberlain
Britain
Cologne
Dresden
Hitler
McGovern Gap
Woodrow Wilson
John Conwell
Dennis the Menace
Martha
JMNA
Ernest Cuneo
America
Yesteryears
Constitution
New Orleans
England
By Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Aquarius
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