Kennedy Signals Possible 1980 Run In Quiet Memphis Debates
UPI reports Teddy Kennedy used a Memphis speech on national health insurance to signal belief in his stance while keeping options open for a potential 1980 presidential bid. Carter praised Kennedy while downplaying any immediate clash, noting Kennedy remains a major Democratic figure without forming a campaign apparatus in Memphis.
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Readers seek author of poem Slow Me Down Lord in Abby column
Dear Abby fans recall Wilfred A Peterson as the author of Slow Me Down Lord a poem once rerun after years of reader claims. The Norwalk Reflector reprints a letter from GRATEFUL and ANR.N., PORTLAND, noting the poem’s author and a 15 year old mystery resolved.
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Lighter Side Advises Fruity Economics For Inflation Fight
Washington UPI reports Alfred Kahn, Carter’s inflation fighter, proposes fruit themed words to replace harsh terms like inflation and deficit. He suggests kumquat for boycott and watermelon for inflation, pomegranate for deficit, and apricots for death, in a playful linguistic critique of economic speak.
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