Heritage analysts warn U S losing ground in Caribbean
Heritage Foundation warns the United States is no longer the regional policeman in the Caribbean and Central America. The report cites Jamaica, Guyana, Nicaragua, El Salvador, and Cuba as shifting alliances and growing Soviet influence, with oil and bauxite trade at stake and the Carter Administration blamed for weak responses.
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Caribbean Sea
United States
Southeast Asia
Heritage Foundation
Caribbean
Jamaica
Guyana
Michael N. Manley
Havana
Manley
Forbes Burnham
Angola
Central America
Nicaragua
Mexico
el Salvador
The
Soviet Union
Cuba
Atlantic
Secrecy Over Soviet Tech Transfers Draws Fire
Editors accuse the Carter administration and Commerce Department of concealing how much American technology has aided Soviet military gains. Critics like M. Stanton Evans urge a full, transparent charter to end the cover up, citing trade secrets claims and national interest as excuses.
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Moscow
Department of Commerce
Congress
M. Stanton Evans
Evans
Rich scheme collapses under crackdown and greed
The Waco Texas Tribune Herald notes that California pyramid schemes collapse as police crackdowns stop new money. Recruits dry up, violence erupts over refunds, and tax free winnings claim proves false. Endorsements of endless chain illegal in California and Texas.
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California
IRS
Texas
Dallas
Waco
Tribune-Herald
Miller ends credit control as store spending resumes
William Miller announces dismantling of the credit control program and urges a return to normal consumer behavior. The article argues this reflects arrogance and a motive to boost consumption to support Carter's faltering economic policy before the fall election.
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U.S
Washington
Oval Office
Bangor
Maine
Daily News
Graduation memories lead to class reunions in New Castle
A Shenango Township graduation party stood out as festive and social with food, games, and laughter. The writer recalls their own simpler celebration with neighbors and parents, noting the diploma's value and the shift to larger, second-day gatherings that foster family and community visits.
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NEW Castle News
Shenango Township
Shenango
Aia
Reunions, War, and Dead End Kids Remembering
A veteran recalls high school classmates, the pull of reunions, and the divide between war heroes returning to town and the quiet acceptance of others after Korea and Vietnam. He recalls a country club plan for veterans and the loss and pride shared by the “dead end kids” from a rail town and a coal town, and notes the community’s mixed reception to veterans.
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Korea
Ore
Tick
United States coal potential could curb OPEC oil grip
A DOE study argues U S coal reserves are vast enough to challenge OPEC via export. Conoco executives say 1977 26 million tons of steam coal trade could rise to 115 million by 1990, transforming Appalachia and boosting Western Europe energy supply while raising U S balance of trade.
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Department of Energy
United States
OPEC
Saudi Arabia
Stamford
Environmental Protection Agency
Conoco
Ralph Bailey
EPA
Australia
South Africa
Canada
Europe
U.S
Washington
Bailey
Material prosperity not the sole life goal says expert
Dear Dr. Graham notes world economy ties nations together and warns prosperity should not be the aim. He cites biblical verses to urge Christians and others to trust God amid potential global downturn and tribulation, stressing faith over material wealth.
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F. T
Middle East
Africa
Europe
America
Jesus
Christ
God
Santa Ana Police Chief Revamps Force, Seeks Funding
Police chief Ray Davis in Santa Ana California transformed a weak, unmotivated department into a model for other agencies. He told city council that significant funding was needed to sustain the reforms and improve operations.
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Santa Ana
Calif
Ray Davis
Community policing credited for crime drop under Chief Davis
Chief Davis expanded the police force by 98 members, recruited Chicano officers, and widened women’s roles. Through COPS, he increased officer input and community cooperation, guiding a 19. percent reduction in crime over 20 months while leveraging new tax funds and public feedback.
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Davis
Chicano Police
Union Area Parents Protest School Board Plan
A group of Union Area parents criticizes the move to merge fifth and sixth grade classes into the joint Junior and Senior High School this August. They argue the plan endangers 9 to 12 year olds, urge a full plan with a parents committee, and request a one year delay to ensure a well thought out program. They invite others to attend the June 18 board meeting at 7 30 p m.
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Union Area School Board
Open School Board
Wayne Disque
Richard Pierce
William Leonelli
Sonny.McClenahan
James R. Woods
Robert Dagres
Clare Hall
Fred Brogan
Attempted theft lesson from a department store case
A shopper slips a book into his coat and is arrested after passing the checkout. The court rules an attempt, not mere thoughts, is punishable when an overt act toward the crime is taken, even if the act is not completed. The principle echoes Holmes on preventing outcomes in law.
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Pete
Oliver Wendell Holmes
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