Power shifts as Watergate reshapes American politics
Buckley argues Watergate accelerated a swift transfer of power from the presidency to Congress. He notes Congress dominates foreign and domestic policy via King Caucus, criticizes deficit spending, and calls for responsible Democrats to curb irresponsible colleagues to preserve freedom and stability.
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States choose path in air pollution controls under court ruling
The Supreme Court ruling grants states leeway in meeting air quality standards under the Clean Air Act. States may tailor anti pollution efforts to local needs for up to three years, reducing federal emphasis while maintaining overall goals. EPA head Russell Train cautions the fight isn t over as major sources vary by city.
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Old country doctors before the malpractice era
A column contrasts past doctor patient relations with modern lawsuits over malpractice. It recalls San Francisco doctors striking over insurance rates and a crisis moment when a premature baby was aided only after payment issues, highlighting shifting trust and accountability in medicine.
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Conservatives Eye Jerry Brown as GOP Alternative
The piece argues conservatives could back Jerry Brown if he blends fiscal conservatism with a tougher foreign policy, potentially drawing support away from Reagan or a third party. It notes the Coalition for a Democratic Majority pushes a harsher stance on detente and Soviet military power, aligning with conservative defense priorities.
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Freedom from religion sparked editor letters debate
A letter asks Congress to investigate organized religion and taxes, questioning tax free status for churches, land ownership, ministers' exemptions, and political activity. It cites a local land deal and argues freedom of religion includes freedom from religion, while also lamenting health scares and aging.
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