Return to cold war firm prospect now
Henry Kissinger argues Carter should not have stressed human rights in dealings with the Soviet Union. The piece warns of Moscow trial fallout,SAL T hurdles, and urges actions like boycotting the 1980 Moscow Olympics, halting grain exports, and restricting tech and oil equipment, to pressure the USSR while defending U.S. destiny and values.
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Washington
U.S
Moscow
CIA
Defense Department
Anatoly Shcharansky
Henry Kissinger
Carter
Kissinger
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Soviet Union
United
Sen. Jackson
The Siebenthaler Firm Leadership Team
The W. A. Siebenthaler firm lists W A Siebenthaler Sr as president with Frank R. Myers serving as publisher general manager and Jim Mills as the managing editor.
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W. A. Siebenthaler Sr
Frank R. Myers
Jim Mills
Leniency in New York City murder case sparks outrage
A 15 year old killer admitted to two subway murders and an attempted homicide while facing a juvenile court sentence of 18 months to five years. Despite a violent history including robbery, assault, rape and threats, the youth received the maximum under juvenile offender law, prompting calls for harsher penalties to protect the public. The piece urges stronger penalties to spare innocent victims and questions the balance of justice and rehabilitation.
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New York City
State Reformatory
Wonderings on parking rules and city miscues in local notes
A readers’ column muses on Broad Street parking at the City Centre Mart and the south entrance, asks why no 15 minute zones exist, and laments drivers failing to use turn signals. The piece also jokes about city mowing, a traffic overpass, and a trivia riff on Pago Pago pronunciation and missionary typesetting.
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City Centre Mart
Broad Street
Broad
Reinartz
Hugh Mulligan
Weill
Tom Burnham
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Middletown Ohio
The Journal provides daily Middletown Ohio news with subscription rates for the weekday and Sunday editions. It lists home delivery charges and motor route prices, including weekly, monthly, and yearly options, payable in advance, with founded date 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
USA
U.S.A
VIP parking at airports sparks public ire over privileges
Washington fans welcomed the Bullets home as thousands jammed Dulles and National Airport.VIP spaces reserved for Congress, diplomats, and Supreme Court justices drew criticism from Marion Norby and others who argue lawmakers need to pay like everyone else. FAA says the system remains, though public mood shifts against perquisites and conspicuous privilege.
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Washington
Washington Bullets
Dulles International Airport
Seattle
Congress
Supreme Court
Marion Norby
Arlington
California
Norby
National Airport
Dulles
National
Otis Pike
D-N.y
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington-area
Capitol Hill
Chicago
United States
ERA debate and Gloria Steinem on ratification deadline
The ERA fight hinges on a seven year ratification window as Gloria Steinem urges Congress to extend the deadline. Critics argue the constitution does not require a lengthy or indefinite process and warn extension risks political and legal flaws while noting past amendment speeds.
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Washington
ERA
Gloria Steinem
Steinem
Congress
Charles Evans Hughes
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Jimmy Carter
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Paul J. Day
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Copley News Service
Washingtonians
FAA
Washington Folk
George F. Wil
Bay City
Mich
Patricia Schroeder
D-Colo
Mobil
Schroeder
Commission On Mental Health
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