Senate dining room talk with Hart and Hart aide
A fragment describes a Senate dining room moment with Gary Hart and aide Len Hart, noting Hart as a young Colorado senator and McGovern campaign figure, and hints at political debate about past campaigns and current direction.
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Hart as a modern conservative on U S defense policy
Elwood Richardson notes Gary Hart’s 1970s defense views in a portrait: a bright, modern conservative who pushes for a clear military mission, warns against bureaucratic inertia, questions overinvested naval programs, and advocates rapid technological change and a flexible, conventional NATO strategy to deter the Soviet threat.
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Compromise Indicates Bid to Shape Capital Gains Plan
President Carter vows a veto over a sweeping capital gains tax cut. Rep. Steiger argues a lower rate would boost venture capital for the economy. Al Ullman says he aims to craft a tax reduction bill that counteracts inflation while promoting capital formation, signaling a drawn out negotiation.
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Wisconsin
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Freedom and license in news after high court ruling
A California TV station official calls the Supreme Court decision a major setback as it limits press rights to gather news. Chief Justice Warren Burger affirms gathering news while denying that the First Amendment compels information supply, stressing no special privileges or licenses for reporters.
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The fox is policing the chicken coop in Beirut
Analyzing Lebanon's history the piece argues Syria seeks to control Lebanon using force and political manipulation. It cites Syrian mortars and rockets against Christian areas and Israeli air deterrence as a counter. The author contends Washington distances itself while Syria pursues greater Syria goals through Lebanon.
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Letters to the Editor on Dogs and Heimlich saves
A reader argues that dogs suffer from owner neglect and urges responsible care, citing feeding, training, and consequences of loose dogs. Another note recounts two life saving Heimlich Maneuver rescues by the writer’s husband, urging others to learn the technique.
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