No Cheap Way Out on Natural Gas Deregulation Debate
The House and Senate push differing natural gas deregulation plans after a long filibuster. Both sides warn that without legislation federal controls would keep prices high, while deregulation could raise prices now but spur development and energy alternatives.
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Mexico EU drug crop eradication aids U.S. efforts
Mexican authorities report destroying over 50 000 poppy and marijuana fields and making more than 3 200 arrests in nine months starting December 1 to curb illegal drug supplies. U S Deputy Attorney General Peter Flaherty calls the program a keystone of cooperative enforcement.
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King of the City Room Portrait of Frank Carson
A vivid profile of Frank Carson city editor overseeing a crowded newsroom. The piece depicts his aging authority, demanding standards, and ruthless editing as he battles deadlines and rivals, guiding a large staff through a chaotic late shift. Carson and Nichols are portrayed as incendiary figures shaping New York’s newspaper culture.
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How Many Carters Are There in Public View
The piece questions Jimmy Carter's leadership style, arguing ambivalence guides his policy shifts over Israel and domestic issues. It portrays Carter as torn between strong leadership and being a agreeable figure, often leaning toward being Mr Nice Guy while seeking credibility to keep government functioning.
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Carter’s Foreign Policy Winds Tilt Between Arabs and Jews
Max Lerner critiques Jimmy Carter’s shifting foreign policy toward Arabs and Russia. He argues a double tilt yields no firm stance, noting midgnight meetings and dual pressures undermine consistency. Lerner urges preemptive consensus building to avoid public bowing to competing pressures.
Senators and Judges Face Logic Seminar Proposals
The Law and Economics Center plans a November seminar in Key Biscayne on energy and economics for federal judges. The piece argues Congress blocks sensible reforms and critiques Clean Air Act provisions such as non-degradation and non-attainment, warning against overreach limiting coal and oil energy strategies.
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Hair Woes Told by Editors and Helpers
Quotes from Odebolt Chronicle and Hoard's Dairyman. Editors note women prefer tint while men deny vanity. The second line suggests the best way to forget problems is to help others solve theirs.
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