War of the Waste: Returnables vs Shredders Rages On
The nation debates garbage policy as returnable bottles clash with shredders. Aluminum recovery grows with 2200 centers and a 26 million payout to collectors in 1975. Cities like Ames and Hempstead push recycling plants while New Orleans signs can recovery deals.
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Carter hesitates on campaign promises amid new cautions
President Carter shows caution in delivering on campaign pledges as circumstances change. He publicizes a staff compiled reference book of his specs and defends keeping CIA secrets while adjusting defense plans. He notes cuts depend on the Russians and warns promises may shift with events.
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Mark My Words by Jim Fiebig
A veteran recalls his first arrest as an EE recruit at a high end restaurant. He and his training officer are summoned by the manager whose expression hints at a larger story as the night unfolds.
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Frustration Flare Over Hidden Cash billed by Lady
Dialogue notes a heated moment as a woman referred to as "that woman over there" is confronted about a large bill. She admits no money and corrects a speaker who addresses her as "your highness" amid the exchange.
Queen of the universe recounts jail visit and ancient Rome tales
A fictional queen declares wealth unnecessary and delivers behind the scenes gossip from ancient Rome including Caesar with a peg leg. She is searched at jail and bandages an imagined bruise with toilet paper as observers note the regal pose falter.
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Wrong there but right here Boycott clashes over unions and trade
A guest column argues against international secondary boycotts by Arab states and against a U.S. common situs union veto. It warns that permitting unions to shutter projects could raise housing costs, harm minority contractors, and inflate wages while political motives may trump merit. It urges Congress to condemn abroad while resisting domestic expansion.
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Letters calling for patience with the president
Readers respond to Charles Foley and others urging support for President Carter. Some praise his early moves, others caution against blame and call for unity, prayer, and congressional patience amid energy and economic tensions.
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