Carter era foreign policy critiqued by Hart
Retired statesman Jeffrey Hart argues Carter administration foreign policy is U N driven. He cites Andrew Young on Cuban troops in Africa, Rhodesia talks, SALT concessions, and Panama Canal treaties, labeling policy delusional and incompetent. He notes a credibility gap and a Penthouse list of Carter lies.
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Parasite Paraquat Tied to Poisoned Mexican Marijuana
Government and media debate United States supplied paraquat used on Mexican marijuana fields. Smuggled, harvested weed may poison users in the United States. Authorities propose adding an additive to deter use while preserving Mexico’s drug control efforts. Critics say cutting paraquat shipments harms both nations in the war on cultivation.
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We Still Need Scholarships for Academic Ability
The speaker argues for scholarships awarded solely by academic merit to keep the class competitive, along with tax free trust accounts to cover college years and fully deductible educational expenses. This innovation could safeguard the college future of the middle class and views education as an investment in everyone's future.
Proposals Aim to Boost Teen Jobs With New Minimum Rule
The federal minimum wage at 2.65 an hour bars teen employment. Democrats in the House back a plan by Paul of Illinois and Cornell of Illinois to set an 18 or younger starter wage at 85 percent for six months, then full minimum wage. The idea seeks to cut teen unemployment amid rising wage floors.
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Gray indictment and equal justice under law
L Patrick Gray is praised and criticized as the nation weighs indicting high officials of the FBI. The column defends legal standards, condemns illegal searches, and argues that law must be enforced without exception, upholding equal justice under law. It questions Nixon precedents and urges accountability for all officers.
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No Mandatory Retirement for Tenured Professors at 65
John Roche argues against the removal of the 65 retirement rule for tenured professors. He notes the system’s flaws in peer review and evaluation, laments the loss of generational variety, and urges Congress to restore mandatory retirement while allowing the double option to retire earlier. He stresses the need to avoid penalizing young PhDs.
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Signs of life and warnings greet Fiji visitors in 1940s tourism notes
A collage of signs from hotels and airports across the Pacific and Asia warns travelers about hazards and cultural quirks. From “Do Not Use in Fire or Earthquake” signs at Guadalcanal beaches to warnings about beestings, air raids, and water landings, the piece surveys how travel life mixes danger, humor, and local customs for tourists and guides alike.
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