Opinion Goals vs Motives in Lifting Interest Ceiling
Our Opinion argues the Federal Home Loan Board acted to aid deposit-taking institutions rather than consumers. The piece contends removal of the ceiling enables rate competition by securities firms and insurers, while creating mortgage payment uncertainty amid inflation and high prices, hurting home buyers and builders.
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Federal Home Loan Board
Federal Savings and Loans
Schlafly praises Carlson Sherwood investigation into Naval Academy sex issues
Phyllis Schlafly lauds Carlson Sherwood for uncovering alleged cover-ups at the U S Naval Academy since women entered in 1976. The Ganett News Service reports claim male misconduct prosecutions outpace female cases, with dormitory sexual activity, on base rules, and perceived promotions favoring women.
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Carlton Sherwood
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Sherwood
Gannett News Service
Naval Academy
Midshipmen
Academy
San Diego
Adm
William Laurence
James Webb
Washingtonian
Buckley on Communism and Reagan’s Moral Battle
William F. Buckley Jr argues the Soviet press is distressed by truth about communism as a hoax and praises President Reagan for challenging Marxist doctrine. He links Polish events to ethical stakes, warns against Marxist rhetoric, and envisions Reagan exposing Marxism to world religious groups.
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William F. Buckley Jr
Karl Marx
Soviet Union
Solzhenitsyn
Jean Francois Rev
Adolf Eichmann
Reagan
International Workers’ Movement
Empire State Building
Christ
St. Paul
Marx
World Council of Churches
Maryknoll Order
Warm bosses and Reagan style charm change corporate tone
The Reagan presidency may soften bosses from cold to warm like grandfathers, says Cox Letter. Allan Cox & Associates argue warmth plus judgment improves leadership, encouraging bosses to act friendly and respectful rather than harsh.
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Field
Ronald Reagan
America
Reagan
United States
White House
Cox
Allan Cox & Associates
Allan Cox
Marine Band Concerts Draw Washington's Summer Treats
Washington residents and tourists will enjoy open air Marine Band concerts twice weekly this summer marking the 182nd season. The article traces the band’s origins from the 1775 Philadelphia fife and drum corps to the White House and Capitol venues, highlighting its versatility, internal units, and 600 annual appearances.
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Copley News Service
Washington
Marine Band
John Philip Sousa
John Adams
White House
Thomas Jefferson
Marine Corps
America
Congress
Philadelphia
Marine Barracks
Arlington National Cemetery
U.S. Marine Band
Capitol
Jefferson Memorial
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