Carter’s Arkansas Fightover Right to Work and Meany
The piece analyzes Jimmy Carter’s political positioning and the right to work clash with AFL-CIO leadership. It notes Arkansas voters rejected repeal of the state right-to-work law while Carter owed support to Meany for key electoral votes. It warns such conflicts could threaten his mandate and cites Senate races where right-to-work advocates fared better.
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Frank Moss
Utah
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Joseph Montoya
New Mexico
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Vance Hartke
Indiana
Richard Lugar
James Lasser
Tennessee
Edward Zorinsky
Nebraska
Dennis DeConcini
Arizona
Taft Hartley
Franklin Roosevelt
U.S. Supreme Court
Grass roots approach urged to curb overeducation
General Electric executive O L Dunn criticizes simple legal fixes for underemployment among the overeducated. He advocates grassroots efforts to improve basic skills, language and math, and understanding of private enterprise. He warns against neglecting core adaptability, work habits, and profit’s role in job creation.
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Diplomats immunity reform urged to curb abuse in U S
Washington letters condemn the failure to enact 1972 Vienna Convention immunity implementation. Calls Congress to distinguish true diplomats from staff and require auto insurance. Critiques State Department for not pushing legislation as public irritation grows.
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Parental violence fears rise over TV youth viewing
Phyllis Battelle argues parents have long worried television exposes children to aggression from Bugs Bunny to Starsky and Hutch. The piece notes parental concern about violence being portrayed as entertainment and questions the accuracy of the claim.
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TV violence debate sparks parental guidance in homes
The column discusses how children react to television violence and argues parents should guide rather than veto content. It cites studies on real versus fantasy violence, offers tips from the Big Blue Marble advisory committee, and urges understanding children's psychological needs to foster family closeness while avoiding harsh parental control.
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