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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1977
Page
5
The Monroe News Wor asserts it supports what it believes is right and opposes what it regards as wrong, presenting an independent nonpartisan editorial stance without party political alignment.
The Monroe News-Star joins Gannett with Monroe Morning World and Shreveport Times. The editorial pledges stronger local coverage, resources, and autonomy, arguing readers will gain better service from a nationwide newspaper group while local decisions stay with local leadership.
Senate leader Robert Byrd and House minority chief John Rhodes warned the Carter White House that Senate and House action would block a new Panama Canal treaty unless key provisions, including land transfers, were addressed. The briefing highlighted Senate hawks and potential votes shaping SALT II defender Warnke’s fate amid defense bloc opposition.
Washington column argues that the 48 percent corporate tax and the resulting double taxation harms lower middle income shareholders widows pensioners. Using math examples from Aranson and McClure the piece shows how indirect owners lose more and notes pension funds amplify the burden.
An opinion piece questions U.S. policy pressuring allies like West Germany Japan and Switzerland to inflationary policies. It argues deficits and a weak dollar hurt American strength while critics accuse the administration of promoting inflation to spur growth at home and abroad.
Aglance notes New Orleans assistant attorney general Wood H. Thompson announced his candidacy for the governorship in a statement issued locally on June 17 1927. The item also recalls events from 1937 1947 and 1957 tied to public health dedication plans presidential movements and nuclear test discussions.
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