Carter vs convention sparks debate on open nomination
A columnist argues that talk of a brokered convention reflects Carter’s push for an open process. He questions whether Carter can claim the nomination, critiques his rivals, notes Pennsylvania turnover, and warns against imperial arrogance while urging a battle-tested choice by delegates.
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Jimmy Carter
Pennsylvania
Jimmy
Carter
Ohio
George Wallace
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Questioning Big Business Power and Multinationals
The piece argues that business leaders should challenge the claim that big business runs America. It cites Richard L. Lesher and raises questions on how multinational corporations affect jobs, wages, and local laws. It also notes a PCB bacteria discovery and quotes biblical Romans 12:21.
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America
Richard L. Lesher
Chamber of Ee
United States
Lesher
Counry
Ford backs 104 million aid push for southern Africa
The president supports an 85 million aid package for Zaire and Zambia plus other nations in southern Africa for 1976 77 totaling 104 million dollars. The author questions the rationale and impact of such funding, urging taxpayers to consider the bill's size and lasting effects.
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Africa
Zaire
Zambia
B.C
Henry Kissinger
Mr. Ford
Henry
Caesar
Letter Postal Monopoly Debate Echoes Through Politics
The piece argues that a federal mail monopoly curbs free speech and questions the scope of what counts as a letter. It cites Sen. Buckley and Purolater head J Kevin Murphy, noting union power and the potential for private couriers to redefine letters.
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Sen
James Buckley
New York
Congress
J. Kevin Murphy
Purolater Services, Inc
Sen. Buckley
Posta
United States
Murphy
United Parcel Service
Purolater Services
Postal Service
Interstate Business Corporation
National Association of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce
Those stolen CB sets threaten Middletown residents
A reader condemns theft of CB radios in Middletown urging buyers to avoid stolen merchandise. The letter warns stolen sets cause interference, risk federal crime penalties, and notes dealers provide serial-number records and warranties.
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Middletown
Plus
Cbs
Letter to the Editor on a Central and Redbud traffic stop
A reader criticizes a local police officer after a stop on red at Central and Redbud. The writer asserts the right turn after a red is allowed unless posted and questions the officer’s conduct. The author withholds the officer’s name but labels the encounter problematic.
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Redbud
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