Carter election no cinch worries over Reagan's path
In a brisk critique of Democratic certainty about a Carter win, the writer argues Reagan's record, California strength, and GOP survival instincts complicate forecasts. He notes Reagan's primaries success, Ford's missteps, and the need for a fireside campaign to mobilize urban and industrial voters ahead of November.
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California Voters Reject Proposition 15 By Narrow Margin
The 67 cent margin victory against Proposition 15 signals Californians support nuclear power while demanding safeguards. The piece notes the issue drew Hollywood involvement and rhetoric, asserts nuclear safety and the need for expanding electrical energy, and calls on activist groups to minimize risks as similar measures spread to other states.
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California regulator faces big potato futures clash
Bill Bagley heads the new federal Commodity Futures Trading Commission and investigates a Maine potato default by traders Jack Simplot of Boise and P J Taggares of Othello. The $4 million loss on 50 million pounds tops NYMEX history, with buyers blaming a conspiracy while Bagley vows reform and fair dealing.
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Primal Scream Therapy Explained in Modern Press
The article questions the lack of explanation for primal scream therapy. It suggests the trend relies on screaming to purge emotions and mocks the idea of universal health benefits. It imagines counselors advocating loud outbursts in public places as evidence of wellness.
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Journal publishes subscription rates and odd editorial aside
The Journal lists subscription prices for newsstand, home delivery, motor route, and mail options with annual and calendar month rates. The piece includes a tangential, humorous commentary on primal screaming and its social impact, noting potential public confusion and personal reactions at meetings.
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Carter’s risky high wire act tests his coalition
The analysis argues that Jimmy Carter’s broad appeal across left and right factions creates a fragile balance. It notes vulnerabilities over draft pardons, war labels, nuclear power, busing, full employment plans, welfare and education spending, social issues, free speech, and past rhetoric. The piece warns a determined challenger could topple the coalition before November.
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Letters to the Editor Plea for park trees and vandalism reward
In Franklin Community Park improvements progress with planted oaks funded by locals and Lions Club. Vandals damaged three trees. author offers 50 reward for information leading to arrest. Also a reader thanks two youths Debby and Doug Habig for helping a stranded motorist and AAA crew for service.
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