Carter Embraces Sonnenfeldt Doctrine in NATO speech
The piece argues that President Carter denounced then embraced the Sonnenfeldt Doctrine, noting his NATO London address echoed the policy and comparing it to prior campaigns. It cites Sonnenfeldt and Kissinger, and suggests Carter panders to ethnic voters while adopting a pro Eastern European stance after taking office.
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Helmut Sonnenfeldt
Department of State
London
Soviet Union
Sonnenfeldt
Gerald Ford
Logan Johnston world’s finest salesman shaped Middletown
Obituary honors Logan T. Johnston a legendary salesman who built Middletown’s growth through hospital and university expansion and led Armco Steel Corp investments exceeding 600 million. He valued honest dealing and community progress and died at 76, with prayers from the city and shared mourning with broader circles.
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Middletown
Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Armco
Logan Johnston
A Man Lets Go of an Eight Foot Python
A man explains he kept an eight foot python as a pet but quits raising rats to feed it. He reasons a python is costly, learns about free kittens in a classified ad, and ultimately chooses his wife over the snake, saying a wife is warmer and preferable.
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NATO
Carter
Lucky Lindy and the 1920s in America
The piece reflects on Lindbergh’s 1927 solo flight and its place in the 1920s spirit, linking him with peers like Ruth, Tilden, Dempsey, Grange and the modern arts. It notes the era’s energy across sports, arts, and culture, and quotes Lindbergh’s Paris cockpit reflection before his Le Bourget landing on May 21, 1927.
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Jack Dempsey
Dempsey
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Joyce Hemingway
Pound
Eliot
Picasso
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Diaghilev
Isadora Duncan
Nijinsky
Paris
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le Bourget
Maui
Hawaii
Motts Pushes Anti Busing Discharge Petition in Congress
Ronald Motts of Ohio leads an anti busing effort with a discharge petition in the House to force a vote on school proximity and enrollment. He has at least 178 signatures with support from both parties as Don Edwards blocks hearings. A six member team held a Washington press conference to publicize progress.
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House of Representatives
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Ronald Motts
Ohio
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Marjorie Holt
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Neighborhood schools push seeks House backing
The six lawmakers led by Bafalis Biaggi Symms and Waggonner urge action on the neighborhood school constitutional amendment. They claim forced busing caused white flight and resegregation, pushing school systems toward bankruptcy and chaos. They cite polls and aim to rally 40 more House members to sign a discharge petition to bring the measure to the floor. The effort risks Senate odds, with ratification by 38 state legislatures needed to end court influenced lawmaking in this area.
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