China trade boom could reshape U.S. business outlook
Washington reports China plans an eight year expansion with tens of billions in investment. Projected growth from a 1977 GDP of 353.3 billion to over 590 billion, a boon for U.S. exports and tech transfers. U.S. firms Pennzoil Union Oil Phillips Exxon sought in oil and related sectors as China opens to joint ventures and student exchanges.
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Carter Veto Uphold Debate Over Nuclear Carrier Bill
The House upheld President Carter's veto of a nuclear carrier spending bill, but his explanation drew criticism for unclear linkage to other defense items. He claimed indirect effects linked to the veto, yet many items were not directly affected, prompting calls for clearer, precise remarks on national defense.
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Nothing's Been Done to Weigh AP Grades in Middletown High
A letter writer criticizes the Middletown Monroe school board for not adopting a weighted 5 point grade system for AP courses. He cites a 1977 survey showing colleges favor weighting, but the board has taken no action since his meetings with the superintendent and a board visit. He asks when the issue will be addressed.
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Cruelty to animals sparks caller plea for care and neutering
A reader laments widespread animal cruelty and urges education on kindness. She recalls seeing a dead puppy, praises shelter and veterinary care, and argues pets should be kept and neutered to prevent strays and harm. She urges would be owners to refrain from getting pets unless they can commit.
Hong Kong Proves Free Market Faiths In Action
In a detailed look at Mont Pelerin Society members Hayek and Friedman, Hong Kong’s economy is viewed as a live test of free market theory. The piece notes rent controls, housing, and strong growth driven by free trade, minimal unemployment, and flexible wages, with British policy enabling a unique open market model amid China’s proximity.
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Arlington Heights Illinois a clean city among corrupt Cook County neighbors
Arlington Heights Illinois stands out as a rare clean city in Cook County. City Manager L A Hanson credits open meetings, a fair firm friendly governance ethic, and an in depth orientation for all elected officials after elections. He bans gifts to officials and highlighted vigilance against small bribes as key to maintaining integrity.
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