Editorial Costly mini convention bogs down Democrats
Democratic Chairman John White shows little enthusiasm for the Memphis mini-convention amid a projected 650000 cost. The event draws over 5000 delegates as the party, still about 2 million in debt, seeks fundraisers to cover expenses. Republican National Chairman Bill Brock has issued two urgent fundraising appeals.
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John White
Memphis
White
Bill Brock
Brock
Minnesota showdown tests DFL and IR in key Senate race
The Minnesota Democratic Farmer Labor Party fights to hold a northern district seat in a December 19 special election for a state Senate vacancy. The contest, while not altering the 2-to-1 DFL Senate balance, is viewed as a gauge of GOP gains after a November sweep and a test of party momentum for both sides.
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Minnesota
Digital danger adds hazard to time awareness in watches
A Temple University Savant warns digital watches may harm social health. Dr Miles Orwell argues electronic timepieces with glowing push buttons fragment time into isolated moments, depriving wearers of the spatial sense gained by reading a traditional dial. The piece contrasts digitals with the continuous 12 hour cycle and human timing.
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Temple University
Miles Orwell
Recession outlook sparks mixed views from Carter and others
President Carter says no recession next year while the Congressional Budget Office warns a downturn could occur. GM and Federal Reserve officials weigh in, but the economy remains uncertain as households are urged to guard finances and focus on personal spending.
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New York
Wall Street
Carter
Thomas Murphy
General Motors
Liam Miller
Federal Reserve Board
Ardian
Miller
Murphy
U.S. Steel
David Roderick
Congressional Budget Office
U.S
World Almanac Quiz Questions and Answers
A set of mixed trivia items lists potential answers for historical and naval questions. It includes 1901 McKinley assassination options, a 1963 submarine loss, and a 432 AD missionary inquiry with multiple choice choices, all jumbled with garbled text.
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William McKinley
Carl Weiss
Leon Czolgosz
Paulie Greenburg
U.S. Navy
North Atlantic
Thresher
Scorpion
Pueblo
A.D
Patrick
Italy
France
Ireland
COIN highlights root causes of inflation in essentials
A coalition named COIN argues Carter’s anti inflation plan fails to target major price pressures. It cites health care, energy, housing, and food as the primary drivers, with profits and middlemen rising while wages lag. The analysis criticizes reliance on voluntary wage and price guidelines and notes hospital cost containment as the main health care effort.
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Nea
Carter
COIN
E Project
White House
Inmant
Comiliens
Congress
Jimmy Carter
Brown under fire at ACTION over Payton firing
Washington insiders level sharp criticism at Sam Brown leader of ACTION accusing him of mismanagement and authoritarian style. Payton's forced resignation is cited as proof of chaotic administration and profligate travel, with Jamaica project scrapped after Jamaican officials rejected it and taxpayers funded costly meetings abroad.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Sam Brown
Action
Peace Corps
VISTA
Carolyn Payton
Brown
Carter
Jack Mitchell
Payton
Martinet
Robert Lipshutz
Action Brass
Jamaica
Budget Office
Casablanca
Nairobi
Sam
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