Clean Air Law Sparks Debate Over Growth and Safety
The piece argues older American innovation thrived on proactive risk taking while today courts and activists temper progress with strict air standards. It warns a federal take over on land use could curb growth in pure air states like Wyoming and Colorado, urging balance between safety and economic development.
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Carter Mondale ticket mix mirrors clash of styles
The piece contrasts Carter’s lofty tone with Mondale’s confrontational approach. It cites Mondale’s accusation against Ford’s honesty and hints at campaign strategy where one ally stays above the fray while the other drives attacks. It also notes World War II era style protest and a mid 18th century reference included in the text.
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Georgia
Ford
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Whale beaching tale sparks caution on meddling minds
A Florida whale beaching yielded rescue attempts by scientists described as meddling. The columnist contends nature may act for reasons beyond human understanding and urges walkers to mind their own business when a whale suffocates on shore.
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A Plague on Both Your Houses review by Jeffrey Hart
Hart discusses Robert Whitaker's book arguing that American politics is ruled by twin establishments liberal and conservative. He claims Whitaker links education and welfare to the liberal wing and business and military to the conservative wing. Hart praises the book's clarity but suggests it will be ignored by the media.
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Robert Whitaker
Luce
Jimmy Carter
Whitaker
Pros turn to labor bosses in New York study
John Pinkerman reports on a Conference Board finding that 40 percent of professionals belong to unions while only 25 percent of the overall labor force is unionized. The piece argues doctors nurses and teachers often rely on unions, while professional societies push for status, pensions, and better relations. Unions remain needed for unskilled workers, but professionals should fight their own battles.
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America
Conference Board
Gas cap hazard prompts warning to editors and drivers
A reader warns of pressurized gas caps on new vehicles that can spray gasoline when opened, risking eye injuries to children. She urges locking caps and cautions hot weather, advising not to fill tanks fully and to park with the filler neck higher to reduce danger. Local mechanics note rapid pressure release risks and safety steps.
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