Carter Faces Heavy Load as Carter Struggles With Policy
Washington observers note that in his first nine months President Carter tackled energy, the Panama Canal, the Middle East, SALT talks, welfare reforms, human rights, and military procurement. The piece argues he should delegate more while facing inflation and unemployment and balancing activist advice with caution.
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Fifty years of Bing Crosby remembered as American icon
The article reflects on Bing Crosby known as The Groaner and Der Bingle, highlighting his roles as singer actor and father. It traces his rise from 1927 with the Paul Whiteman Band to a film partnership with Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour and an Oscar for Going My Way. It notes White Christmas fame and his golf interests ending his life while doing what he loved.
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Compromise on four year aid plan for Indochinese refugees
House and Senate agree on a four year program with the federal government paying 100 percent of refugee assistance this year and for six years total, after which Indochinese refugees transition to welfare like citizens and eligible residents while Cuban refugees continue full federal support.
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Carter era woes and tax reform fears spark debate
Time magazine criticizes the Carter White House as displaying militant amateurism in nine months, with panama canal treaty disputes, clarifications sought by the Senate, and Byrd looming as likely ratifier. A new tax reform plan targets mortgage deductions and savings taxes, provoking economist Janeway to mock the admin as a crazy quilt.
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Biorhythms heighten World Series debate for managers
The piece weighs whether Billy Martin and Tom Lasorda would have benefited from charting players’ biorhythms. It explains cycles of 23 28 and 33 days, critical days, and how forewarning might influence decisions, noting famous cases and skepticism.
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Ortman-Stewart Bus Firm Owes School an Apology
Thelma Butcher reports that Ortman Stewarts Transportation Co. canceled a planned October 14 field trip for seventh graders to Cincinnati when the company went out of business. A replacement carrier cost students $200 more, and the writer calls for accountability and reimbursement.
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Charter business closes amid schedule cancellations
The Ortman Stewart Transportation Co. faced charter cancellations as it confronted an uncertain closing date. Officials aimed to end by Oct 1 but could not confirm, warning September charters they might not be honored and helping customers arrange alternatives with other lines.
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