Conservatives push back against big business populism
At the Washington DC CPAC gathering conservatives critique tying the party to big business. They warn against a broad assault on corporations risking federal reform and a stifled enterprise system.
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Mickey Edwards
Oklahoma
Philip Crane
Illinois
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Exxon
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National Review
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Mortgage Bankers Association
Pan American World Airways
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National Forest Products Association
Ralph Nader
Kennecot
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Gilliam Miller
Textron
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Eaton Corp
Eewiekt
Coal as Energy Policy Faces Third Congress Challenge
The piece outlines Congress' third effort to regulate strip mining to boost domestic coal production. It notes Carter's energy stance aiming for a substantial rise in coal output, industry reluctance, and potential higher consumer costs, with faith in reclamation and conservation measures shaping future policy.
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Stay There Harold Arizona Weather and Life Dreaded
A lyrical attack on moving to Arizona cites harsh winter weather in the East and Midwest. The speaker mocks Arizona as a dangerous, water scarce land with prickly flora and dangerous creatures. The piece urges Harold to stay put due to heat, insects, and drought.
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Harold
National Geographic
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Warnke’s changing stance tests arms policy credibility
The piece reviews Paul Warnke’s Senate confirmation as arms negotiator and Hubert Humphrey’s critique. It notes Warnke’s past positions on B1 bombers Trident missiles and MIRV technology, his shifting rhetoric on unilateral initiatives and parallel restraint, and questions whether his record justifies him as a negotiator.
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Paul Warnke
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Senate
Trident
United States
Middletown Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc lists subscription options at newsstands and home delivery. Rates include 72¢ daily and 23¢ Sunday by carrier, 132¢ daily and 24¢ Sunday by motor route, plus $38 yearly by mail within the U.S. and $46 outside. All motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Desperate Children and Household Woes Stir Editor Letters
A reader denounces child abuse and urges adoption and help for troubled families, citing brutal acts by parents and court leniency. The letter blends outrage over abuse with a personal vent about a $265 gas bill, criticizing CG&E for high rates and alleged meter delays.
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