Tax revolt swirls as California recall push gains steam
California tax revolt heats up as San Juan district recalls four school board members for spending district funds on a Proposition 13 lawsuit. The piece notes rising recall activity, court questions on Proposition 13, and President Carter’s stance on capital gains cuts amid a national mood for tax relief and economic change.
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GOP Field in 1980 Nomination Talk Charted
Jeffrey Hart surveys top contenders as Carter's administration falters. Ford shines on economic recovery but lacks decisive leadership. Reagan dominates as a campaigner yet faces age questions. Baker Simon Connally Crane Hatch Dole and others loom as possible VP picks or substitutes, with Kemp as a late option if Reagan falters.
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Seabrook protest marks historic anti nuclear rally
About 10 000 protesters massed at Seabrook New Hampshire for what organizers call the largest anti nuclear safe energy alternatives demonstration The piece notes veteran figures like Dr Benjamin Spock tick Gregory and Pete Seeger leading a long running protest lineage from civil rights to Vietnam and now nuclear power It criticizes the turnout as irrelevant to the technical marine science questions before EPA and NRC and questions the motives of veteran protest leaders and media trained youths.
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Comment on Health Bureaucracy and Patient Privacy
Opinion cites Watergate parallels to federal health bureaucracy and wide access to medical records. Authors warn lax security despite guidelines, stressing privacy risks from computerization and bureaucratic reach into millions of Americans' histories. The piece ends with a biblical verse about offering life-giving water.
Possible Descendant of the Nobility of Charlemagne's Day
George F Will argues that Census asks 14 race categories to determine entitlements for government approved minorities. He notes potential racial classifications and Bakke's permissive stance on race in entitlements, urging readers to consider noble lineage claims amid demographic policy. He mocks the notion of universal ethnic purity and highlights intermarriage in European ancestry while warning that entitlement politics may reward “victims.”
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