Congress to Blame for Economic Woes Seminar in Key Biscayne
The piece argues Congress bears responsibility for economic troubles while urging a Law and Economics Center seminar for federal judges in Key Biscayne Florida. It questions energy policy, Clean Air Act overreach, and calls for practical regulatory reforms including coal and nuclear considerations. It warns about unrealistic "non-degradation" and "non-attainment" standards impacting coal plants and oil refineries.
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Nevada
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Energy Department will grow like Topsy, says columnist
The piece mocks Schlesinger's energy forecasts and argues the Department of Energy will expand despite claims of shrinking government. It cites past misjudgments about fuel shortages and stresses the continued power of supply and demand, noting officials envision citizen energy missions amid bureaucratic momentum. It closes with a biblical verse reference.
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Law of Supply and Demand
Elvis obituary and toxic media debate stir Middletown letters
Readers express frustration over Elvis Presley tributes and sermons linking him to heaven while condemning sensationalism. A mother recounts tragedy after a front page photo of her slain daughter Marian Pruden, criticizing the photographer’s invasion of privacy and its impact on her family amid ongoing mental health discussions.
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Dorothy Pruden
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James Reston and Carter’s shrinking political capital
The piece criticizes James Reston of the New York Times as a de facto White House press secretary for Carter. It argues Carter loses initiative, alienates the South over Bakke and Panama Canal, and faces fresh scandals with Bert Lance. It notes Reston’s shift from calling Carter wee Jimmy to urging not to sell him short.
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Lance
Jimmy Reston
Polonius
Middle East
Israel
Rubber-necking Distracts Police After Car Crash
A police officer laments gawkers at crash scenes who ask if anyone was hurt. He notes their genuine curiosity aims to feel a brush with tragedy, not concern, as passersby hurry off to the next sensational moment.
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Marcus Welby
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