Sadat Strategy and Carter’s Role in Middle East Talks
The author argues Sadat outmaneuvered Carter by shifting responsibility for peace talks to Washington. He accuses Sadat of theatrical gestures while demanding hard preconditions, cites Begin’s contested settlements, and questions U.S. overreach in pressuring Israel. The piece critiques American meddling and warns against embedding a Diem-style coup dynamic in Levantine diplomacy.
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Anwar Sadat
U.S
Sadat
Jimmy Carter
United States
Egypt
White House
United Jewish Appeal
West Bank
Begin
New York
London
Israel
Seal Hunt Debate Mixes Ethics, Subsistence, and Neutrality
The harp seal hunt off Newfoundland and the Gulf of St. Lawrence draws emotional protests yet is defended as vital subsistence for Inuit, Newfoundland locals, sealers, and Arctic communities. The hunt is highly regulated and framed as a humane activity by some, while critics urge broader meat-consumption scrutiny.
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Newfoundland
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Canadian Arctic
Greenland
North America
Greenpeace
The Three Martini Lunch Myth Examined by Pierre
The piece argues against the three martini lunch myth, recounting interviews with a center-district restaurant owner who doubts its reality. It cites industry spokesmen and photographers but notes experts call the photos fakes. The author probes why such lunches are claimed to be widespread yet unverified.
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Pierre
Venture capital and the golden goose of US tech jobs
Ronald Reagan’s endangered golden goose symbolizes risk capital’s role in jobs and exports. AEA testimony to a Senate panel highlights venture backed firms’ rapid employment, export sales, and tax contributions, while tax policy narrows capital gains advantages curbing future funding.
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Edwin V.W. Zschau
Capital Formation Task Force
American Electronic Association
Senate
AEA
A.E.A
Zschau
Congress
America
New York Stock Exchange
Reid Dennis
National Venture Capital Association
Dennis
U.S
MCA
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by the News Journal Inc lists subscription prices for home delivery and motor route options. Rates include daily and Sunday charges, calendar month and four-week periods, and yearly mail options within and outside the U.S.A. Founded in 1857.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Onio
U.S.A
Social Security useless in nabbing illegal aliens
Washington lawmakers face a grim assessment that without drastic changes the Social Security system will not deter illegal immigration. Officials note few illegal workers are caught by quarterly earnings matches, with only 146 referrals for fraud in 1977, and argue that verification and birth-record controls must tighten.
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Congress
United States
Capitol Hill
Social Security Administration
Justice Department
Leonel J. Castillo
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
House
Immigration Sub
Congressional
Jess
Senate
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