Price fixers ponder Carter Nixon clash in inflation fight
The article argues that while Nixon opposed wage and price controls in 1970s, he used powers in 1971. It contends Carter moves toward stricter controls, with Stein warning that voluntary measures fail and that attempts to curb inflation risk expanding government powers into Phase III.
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American Enterprise Institute
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Congress
Frank R. Myers Publisher General Manager Jim Mills Editor
The notice lists Frank R. Myers as publisher general manager and Jim Mills as managing editor with the date Tuesday October 31 1978.
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Jim Mills
Carter era civil service reforms pass in tough battle
The reforms replace the Civil Service Commission with the Office of Personnel Management and a Merit Systems Protection Board. They strip 9,000 top managers from job security, codify labor rights, and create a Federal Labor Relations authority while preserving veterans preferences and expanding federal workers political activity. The package aims to sharpen efficiency though promises of more exciting government remain to be proven.
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Office of Personnel Management
Merit Systems Protection Board
Board of Appeals
Carter
Congress taxes truth claim sparks inflation critique
Rep Clarence Brown argues against tax policy claiming truth in taxes would reveal federal revenue sources and inflation profits. He says the $16.3 billion middle income tax cut will do little to ease future tax inflation and urges accountability before Americans. The remark echoes broader fiscal controversy.
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Clarence Brown
Ohio
Toby Moffett
Connecticut
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95Th
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Kemp
Buffalo
N.Y
The 95th Congress and its unworkable laws critique
John Chamberlain argues the 95th Congress produced unworkable laws that fail to relieve taxes, hinder growth, and strain the economy. He scrutinizes tax bills, Humphrey Hawkins, SALT II, and foreign policy, warning that new measures risk deeper deficits and ineffective policy. The piece cites Moffett Kemp Carter and policy failures across economy and diplomacy.
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Humphrey-Hawkins
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Master Dog Guerrillas in My Neighborhood
A jogger recounts eyeing a loose dog, fearing a dog driven world takeover. He envies two rival camps among humans the lovers and the haters and ultimately defuses the scare by apologizing to the dog owner.
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Atlantic
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Rover
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options for daily and Sunday delivery, including home delivery by carrier or motor route, mail rates in the U.S. and outside, and advance payments. The paper notes a Longstanding history since 1857 and publishes from S. Broad at First Ave, Middletown, Ohio.
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First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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