Carter’s controversial stance on neighborhoods sparks debate
The piece analyzes Jimmy Carter’s remarks on ethnically mixed neighborhoods in Indianapolis. It notes political backlash from editors and leaders, with several critics calling his stance risky or problematic. It argues the episode exposes liberal myths about ethnic purity and housing policy.
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Big Labor's Power in national debate feels overwhelming
Artemus Calloway argues big labor, exemplified by the Teamsters strike of 400000 workers, shows how unions can throttle production and transportation. He warns government policy must address concentrated labor power alongside big government and big business.
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Rumsfeld Rebukes Navy Chief Over Contractor Hospitality
Pentagon officials warn that hospitality from a major defense contractor breached conduct rules. The defense research head also faced a rebuke for similar conduct, signaling stringent standards across ranks amid a $100 billion annual defense program.
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The Man in the Mirror and Pollster Paradox
A writer contrasts a mirror image man with opposite political views, questioning the accuracy and influence of Gallup and Harris polls. He notes instant social media debate and wonders if sampling a few thousand Americans can represent over two million. He fears encountering the pollster in daily life.
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Growth vs No Growth Debate Echoes Across Nations
The Club of Rome warns against unchecked growth as resources dwindle while advocates push for multilateral trade. In the U.S. the National Commission on Water Quality reports that reaching 1983 perfectionist water standards would cost 30 to 40 billion annually, risking 0.9 to 4 hundred thousand jobs, higher energy use, and housing pressures.
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Come on Tom Braden letter to the editor sparks critique
A reader criticizes columnist Tom Braden for favoring larger government and attacks free enterprise. The letter cites government spending, Social Security deductions, bond purchases, and Congress pay raises as evidence against Braden's views during the Bicentennial year.
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