Carter's Truman model for a comeback amid 1978 politics
Washington notes compare Carter to Truman and suggest a liberal pivot could win. Clark Clifford and Joseph Rauh argue Truman’s turnaround relied on going liberal all the way and pressuring key factions. They warn Carter must move quickly to preempt Edward Kennedy if he hopes a similar revival.
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Court fate looms as ERA extension tests states and courts
The House vote to extend the ERA ratification deadline by 39 months prompts questions of fairness and legality. If endorsed by the Senate, courts may decide the amendment’s fate rather than states, with some ratifying states potentially able to reconsider and opponents seeking to challenge the extension.
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Noisy train whistles and city safety in Middletown
Letter writer James C. Pieratt argues against limiting necessary noises like train whistles and sirens, noting manpower wasted waiting for violations while bigger crimes occur. He cites the city ordinance and questions the impact on safety and daily life in Sandstone, Minn.
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Dennis The Menace Editor's Note Appeals to Supreme Court
Editor notes the ordinance is under appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court. A former resident writes from a Minnesota federal penitentiary condemning cruelty to animals. He recalls a dog with a cut tail and a friend’s poisoned pet, asking how someone could be so cruel and why killers act this way.
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Forest Service needs better public relations and support
John Pinkerman reviews how the U.S. Forest Service faces sharp public scrutiny from conservation groups and budget battles. He argues for a proactive identity program to highlight multiple use timber, recreation, and watershed work while noting underfunded tree growth and fire prevention efforts.
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Carter aides sip on river barge with cellophane sandwiches
White House lobbyist Frank Moore organized a small social with six Democratic congressmen using the admiral’s barge after selling the Sequoia. Guests included Dante Fascell Leon Panetta Butler Derrick Charles Rose Robert Carr and Albert Gore. They did not discuss legislation but Panetta noted civil service reform was a priority. Rose’s birthday was celebrated with cake.
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