Editorials Ignoring Military Expertise and Civilian Control
The piece critiques President Carter's troop withdrawal policy and U S strategic talks for bypassing military input. It cites General Singlaub's testimony on North Korea’s rising arms buildup and warns that sidelining military advice risks misjudging dangers and undermining civilian control.
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John B
Singlaub
Korea
House
Armed Services
North Korea
Carter
White House
U.S
Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Walsh and Sons opens as a woman-led brokerage
The new Walsh and Sons firm debuts as Julia M. Walsh and Sons Inc the nation's third stock brokerage run principally by a woman. The piece highlights women's rising workforce share from 19 million in 1951 to 39 million recently and notes their increasing roles in law, medicine, and management.
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Walsh and Sons, Inc
Julia M. Walsh and Sons, Inc
Walsh
American Stock Exchange
Harvard Business School
United States
Julia M. Walsh
Should Postal Service compete in electronic mail business
Debates whether the Postal Service should enter electronic message systems as private firms expand mail alternatives. Experts warn loss of first class mail and call for or against government involvement while Bailor and Geller caution on cost and timing.
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Postal Service
Hollings
Senate Post Office
Commiscations
Xerox
IBM
Special Commission On Postal Service
Congress
Benjamin F. Bailor
Mailgram
Western Union
Bailor
Bailar
Federal Communications Commission
Henry Geller
Geller
Aspen Institute
Mailgram Ido Yittle
Capitol Hill
Hanley
Sound of laughter returns as Washington loosens up
Washington cracks a lighter mood as public figures stray from solemnity. Harold Willig climbs the World Trade Center top in a spectacle that grabs front pages, while Mondale and O Neill bring human scale to politics. Carter frets deficits and presses human rights, inviting debate and even laughter amid a more open, if messy, atmosphere.
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Washington
Charlie Chaplin
Queens
New York
World Trade Center
George H. Willig
Willing
Harold Lloyd
Willig
Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Mondale
House
Tip O'Neill
Carter
Flo
Congress
White House
Isber
Isreeti
Tee Farm
Admiral ‘Lichever
Moscow
Mr East
United States
Lesson on a postcard Carter took Congress for granted
Carter faced criticism over a voter registration proposal seen as naive and ill coordinated. Dan Rostenkowski and other Democratic leaders questioned the plan, arguing it could spark urban voting confusion. The debate highlighted partisan tensions and questions about Carter's grasp of congressional politics.
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Carter
Congress
Washington
Capitol Hill
Dan Rostenkowsk
D.-Nl
Rostenkowski
White Rowse
Bcan
White House
Armicitrades
Restenkowski
Witte Foose Lews
Rere Mores
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