Carter and Vance clash with Soviet human rights stance
The article notes cooler U S Soviet relations since the 1960s as Carter and Vance address Soviet human rights violations. It criticizes Brezhnev’s regime and the new Soviet constitution, argues for reconsidering aid and technology to Moscow, and recalls Kissinger’s view of trade as policy leverage.
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Cyrus Vance
Pravda
Carter
U.S
Stalin
Brezhnev
Nikolai Podgorny
Iran
Brazil
Henry Kissinger
Abolition of parole gains momentum in federal reform debate
Atty. Gen. Bell may testify in support of ending federal parole under the Criminal Code Reform Act of 1977. ABA and a private study urge abolishing parole, arguing it is costly and unproven against recidivism. The act aims to codify federal criminal laws and phase out parole nationwide. Proverbs 29 18 is cited.
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Griffin B. Bell
Senate Judiciary Committee
American Bar Association
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Atty. Gen
Bell
Join to save dolphins from tuna fishing impact
A letter urges opposition to House Bill H.R. 6970 which would raise dolphin kill quotas from 59 050 to 68 910 for purse seine tuna fishing. The writer calls for reducing quotas and taxing each dolphin killed, urging readers to contact the U S Senate.
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House of Representatives
U.S
Senate
Readers Respond On Road Safety And Phone Bills
Donna Phillips urges boycotting tuna producers to save dolphins and encourages readers to write. A June letters section recalls bicycle rider rights and criticizes Ohio Bell rate hikes, with a commenter noting long distance calls and rising costs.
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Donna Phillips
N. University Blvd
Janice Frasher
Michael Jones
Ohio
Bell
Ohio Bell
Spooking our own intelligence by John Roche
Roche argues against centralizing U S intelligence under one boss. He notes political and intellectual objections and laments bureaucratic power. He urges multiple independent information channels reporting directly to the President to avoid a monoculture of expert opinion.
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Oval Office
LBJ
White House
NRA counterrevolution at Cincinnati reshapes its course
The NRA faced a power shift as life members clashed with ecologists over the group’s direction. A shift toward environmental focus was debated, but the Cincinnati meeting upheld the traditional mandate to defend gun rights, resisting a Colorado relocation and an Institute for Legislative Action overhaul.
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National Rifle Association
Cincinnati
NRA
New York
Teddy Kennedy
Camp Perry
Ohio
Raton
New Mexico
Oram Associates
Oram
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Washington
Institute For Legislative Action
Massachusetts
NRA Life
Harlon Carter
Maxwell Rich
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