Carter's Hollow-manned Honeymoon and Uncertain Compass
John Roche reflects from Paget Bermuda on Jimmy Carter's early presidency with a critic's eye. He contrasts Carter's messaging chaotic foreign policy with conservative reflexes and doubts reforms will emerge. He likens Carter to Kennedy, predicting activism via dialogue and human rights rhetoric rather than bold policy shifts.
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United States
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Teamster Pension Fund Outsourced to Advisors Amid Solvency Concerns
The 1.4 billion Central State Pension Fund faces erosion from questionable loans and mismanagement under its trustees. Labor Department and IRS scrutiny push for outside advisers to safeguard future retiree commitments. Public pension systems nationwide are also contending with large unfunded liabilities and funding gaps.
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Urban crisis debate at Tulane panel stirs city talk
George F. disputes the urban crisis label as overstated while Bella Abzug advices that most Americans are not directly affected. The piece cites population shifts, city center decline, and corporate dispersal from Manhattan to suburbs and office parks, arguing central cities matter less than before.
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Tulane University
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Washington
United States
Business Week
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Califano Defends HEW Budget Power in Carter Cabinet
Jeffrey Hart argues the Health, Education and Welfare Department has a larger annual budget than the Pentagon and greater impact on everyday Americans than any federal agency except the IRS. He critiques the selection of Joseph Califano as secretary.
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IRS
HEW
Carter
Joseph Califano
Califano urged for reverse discrimination firing up debate
The column criticizes Secretary Califano for endorsing preferential hiring and admissions for minorities and women. It cites the Bakke case and Supreme Court queries, arguing such policies threaten equal competition and call for impeachment.
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Supreme Court
Allen Bakke
Davis Ranch
University of California
Bakke
California Supreme Court
University of
New York Times
Middletown News Journal Rates And Origins
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc in Middletown Ohio lists subscription options for home delivery by carrier or motor route and by mail within the U S. Rates include 72 cents weekly for six days 23 cents per hundred for mail 38 dollars yearly in USA 46 outside USA and indicate founding in 1957.
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News Journal, Inc
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Hunton
U.S.A
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