Florida voters reelect Sikes amid reprimand vote
Florida Panhandle residents reelect Robert L. F. Sikes to Congress after a House vote to reprimand him for alleged profiting from office. Sikes won by about three to one against a Democratic challenger, with Steed among a few who opposed the reprimand.
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Economics and the case for voluntary exchange in a market
The Santa Ana Register notes that economics is the study of human action and outlines three ways people obtain goods. Charity and coercion both fail to sustain productive activity, while voluntary exchange increases wealth and satisfaction, driving efficient production within a peaceful market system.
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Santa Ana
William James
Rodino Proposal on Illegals Has Mixed Support in Mexico City
In Mexico City the Rodino plan to bar American employers from hiring illegals is debated. Officials warn mass deportations could harm workers and the economy, while advocates urge humane amnesty and national work permits to regulate Mexican labor flows.
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Chapman
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Debating Scottish Devolution at Mont Pelerin Conference
In St Andrews Scotland the devolution debate splits supporters of limited self rule. McKenzie opposes ties with England while Thom backs regional autonomy. Observers note potential political impact on Callaghan's Labour and the oil-rich North Sea economy.
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Oklahoma presidential chatter and campus life mix in The Sooner Cynic
The Sooner Cynic notes many claimants as next president. dorm residents rise while parents demand roommate details. Oklahoma State University’s president returns to teaching to better explain ideas to students than legislators. Democrats welcome Carter’s Sept 13 visit to boost his Oklahoma campaign.
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Born Again Theme Reborn in U S Culture
Princeton report notes a nationwide shift toward liberal culture alongside conservative politics. The article highlights a humanist psychology movement led by Maslow and Rogers, the rise of self help and therapeutic lifestyles, and a culture seeking inward change and personal sovereignty.
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Association For Humanistic Psychology
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Carl Rogers
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Maslow
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Est
Werner Erhard
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