Carter's Cuba Policy Faces Doubts and Roadblocks
An unsigned editorial questions the Carter administration's push to normalize ties with Cuba citing unaddressed embargo resistance, Castro’s Africa deployments, human rights concerns, and potential political fallout. It argues concessions could elevate Castro and invite Moscow aid while demanding clear conditions before any rapprochement.
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Rates vs Ratio Balancing Act in Utilities
A CSU study argues fewer commissioners with more staff better regulate electricity costs. The researcher says elected commissioners raise rates due to industry influence, while appointed bodies are more insulated. The article cautions against public elections as a path to lower bills.
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Ex Presidents’ Rich After Office Fuel Public Feuds
Ex presidents Ford and Nixon face scrutiny as private ventures pour in cash from books, TV gigs, and endorsements. Critics say merchandising the presidency erodes its dignity, while supporters claim ex leaders have right to earnings. Public ire centers on pensions, memoirs, and museum funding linked to political legacies.
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Carter Gains Ground With Midwest Workers
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report Carter wins favor among middle-class factory workers in Franklin Wisconsin Ward 6 where a rerun might shift from Ford. A Ford supporter now backs Carter citing belief he is safe, reflecting a broader shift in attitudes.
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Carter Gains in Ward 6 as Voters Shift from Ford
In Ward 6 a Caddell survey finds Carter ahead of Ford among 69 respondents. Carter’s overall energy plan wins cautious approval while dislike for his gas taxes remains, and Singlaub fallout shapes views of his leadership style.
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Gynaecokratia in Monoklissa Greece A 12Hour Women Rule
Henry J. Taylor admires Monoklissa where women allegedly rule streets for 12 hours. They drive men indoors, run coffee houses, dance syrtaki, and drink Macedonian wine while hospitality echoes ancient Greece. The piece contrasts ancient democracy with modern Greek unrest and enduring gender norms.
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Delphic Oracle
Quotable History Jokes and Language Quirks Across Centuries
A compact sweep of humorous historical asides on presidents generals and word usage. Snappy anecdotes recall Lincoln McClellan military exchanges nautical uniforms and early telephone operators with wry observational tone.
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