Storm flags rise over SALT talks as Jackson presses questions
Washington debate over the SALT pact grows heated as Sen. Henry Jackson demands practical answers on MIRV verification and Backfire limits. Analysts warn think tanks like Nitze influence the debate while Kissinger, Rockefeller, and Ford could derail the treaty if publicly skeptical.
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Acritique of a U S crusade for human rights and government politics
John Roche argues the United States pursues a casualty free crusade for human rights while selectively targeting and ignoring regimes, condemning South Africa, Nigeria, Uganda and Asia as selective villains. He calls for real pressure on major communist powers and warns against hollow rhetoric.
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Mills Appoints Editor in Chief at The And R. Myers
Jim Mills named vice president and managing editor at The And R. Myers, signaling a leadership shift. The move consolidates editorial oversight under Mills as the publication reorganizes its newsroom structure.
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Burden on Business Shapes Social Security Rescue Plans
Lawmakers from House and Senate face a clash over payroll taxes to rescue Social Security. House proposals raise the worker maximum to 2854 in 1986 while preserving employer parity. Senate aims for higher employer shares, with maximums up to 5250 in 1985 and 3068 by 1979, risking economic drag if burden shifts too far.
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Los Angeles bids for 1984 Olympics Spartan pledge cited
LA officials present a low budget bid to the US Olympic Committee asserting no taxpayer costs and arguing for a deficit free plan. Governor Brown, LA leaders, and New York offer contrasts as Athens hosts the IOC decision next spring. The oral pledge mirrors political attacks on national policy with religious quotes at the end.
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Deaton and Evans Grocery Retires After Long Local Run
In Lemon Township Edward and Naomi Evans opened Deaton and Evans on Yankee Road in 1941 with Ed Deaton. They sold in 1946, Evans worked at Kroger until 1950, then reopened with Deaton in 1951. They expanded to 3000 Yankee in 1957 and ran the business until their retirement.
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Evans honored as community treasures by Lemon Township residents
The note praises Mr. and Mrs Evans longtime Dairy farm owners on Yankee Road 2921 for decades of service. Residents credit them with helping students wait inside during winter and listening to local problems. Citizens thank the couple for their community involvement and support.
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Reagan era farm policy sparks Imperial Valley protests
Angry Imperial Valley farmers drove tractors to Los Angeles to confront President Carter over a federal District Court ruling limiting 160 acre farm operations. The dispute centers on who benefits from the policy and how it affects acreage incentives and regional livelihoods.
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Court Upholds 1902 160 Acre Farm Limit Enforcement
A federal court decision compels strict application of the 1902 160 acre limit on federally irrigated land. Interior rules will require farmers to reside within 50 miles of their plots and restrict holdings to immediate family, with larger tracts broken up by lottery. Public hearings and upcoming congressional action loom.
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