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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1977
Page
13
The editorial argues the Carter era damage stems from a moral lapse in White House staff. It cites Jody Powell's dissemination of unverified rumors about Sen. Charles Percy and calls for Lance and Powell resignations. It notes reactions from Byrd and Baker criticizing Powell's conduct.
Guardian of rights notes that September seventeenth marks the 190th anniversary of the United States Constitution. The piece urges readers to study the document and remain vigilant to prevent government power from exceeding constitutional limits. It highlights amendments as needed for growth yet praises the enduring function of the world’s oldest written constitution.
White House Press Secretary Jody Powell called it a dumb mistake after feeding a reporter a rumor aimed at Sen. Charles Percy. The incident highlights fragile source rules in Washington as Miller weighed the risk of publishing a potentially damaging hatchet job amid the Lance controversy. Powell apologized to Percy and vowed to avoid self-serving rumors, but the episode underscored tensions between transparency and access in political reporting.
Wisconsin senator denounces a $4,025 National Endowment for the Arts grant to Le Ann Wilchusky of Pittsburgh for a 20 minute film showing crepe paper drops from planes over El Paso and St Maarten. He questions constitutional authority and the use of tax funds for such works.
Five Mexican peasants in a Latino coffee shop describe harsh working conditions, low wages, and constant fear of deportation. They paid smugglers to enter the U S, send remittances home, and view Patience Carter’s amnesty plan with skepticism, fearing permanent exploitation if legalized.
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