Wilson To Challenge Brown In 1978 California Race
San Diego profile of Pete Wilson the San Diego mayor and Republican contender shaping a conservative challenge to Gov. Jerry Brown. The piece compares growth policies taxes and urban planning, notes Wilson's stance on two thirds tax votes, managed growth and denser development, and contrasts Brown's liberal stance with Wilson's fiscal conservatism.
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Carter Sends Human Rights Message to Castro
John Roche analyzes President Carter's move to raise human rights in Cuba, juxtaposed with Castro's regime and U.S. business ties. The piece contrasts Moscow's possible reactions, Khrushchev era memories, and Carter's bold letter to Andrei Sakharov, suggesting a new dimension in American foreign policy and a test for Soviet relations.
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Congress urged to rethink nuclear supercarrier program
Defense Department recommendation against building more nuclear supercarriers gains support as a NSC study warns of high costs and vulnerability to missile and satellite threats. The piece argues such ships may be obsolete and favors basing air assets across a broader fleet with VSTOL carriers, urging military experts to decide on strategy, not politics.
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A Edsel of Currency May Be the $2 Bill
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing may hire an ad agency for 300000 to promote the $2 bill after printing 415 million but circulating only 222 million. Officials argue it could save 7 million in printing costs if $2s replace more ones. Critics doubt a Madison Avenue campaign will improve trust or usefulness.
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George Brown
Brown
Healey
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James Conlon
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Conlon
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Citizens, secrecy and a call for honest budgeting
Henry Steele Commager challenged Speaker O’Neill on Article 1 Section 9 arguing for full disclosure of government expenditures including secret agencies. The saga references William B. Richardson’s 1971 suit seeking accounting of CIA and other budgets, the Supreme Court ruling on standing, and a shared vocation to an honest country.
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American Republic
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Middletown Ohio Daily Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for home delivery and mail. Rates include 72 cents Monday through Saturday, 23 cents Sunday, 95 cents per week, and 38 dollars per year by mail in the USA.
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Roots as family history not a general slavery narrative
Letter argues Roots chronicles a single black family from Kunta Kinte’s capture to a Tennessee settlement in the 1860s, not a broad white versus black America tale. It stresses brutal slavery facts yet frames the work as vindication of the black family saga and its triumph.
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Walter D. Holmes
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