Cannot Afford To Do It All In Era Of Carter Budget Strain
Eugene J. Hardy writing for the National Association of Manufacturers reflects on the inaugural address of President Carter. He notes the nation’s limits and the need to avoid overreach while lawmakers push for costly legislation. Hardy and readers hope Carter’s fiscal conservatism guides policy with congressional cooperation amid a shrinking federal budget.
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Eugene J. Hardy
National Association of Manufacturers
Carter
Hardy
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Washington fellow offers help to improve handwriting
A Washington man proposes writing guidance to reduce billing errors and misdirected mail. He argues clearer letters prevent bookkeeping mistakes and garbled messages, urging writers to align attachments and standardize slant. The column suggests more widespread practice may aid many, though not all.
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Simmilton
Financial Ethics Task Force Pushes Seven Part House Reform
The Commission on Administrative Review introduced a seven part ethics resolution to reduce conflicts of interest among House members. It targets financial disclosure outside earned income gifts unofficial office accounts travel and privilege with sponsors including Rep Jim Wright. The panel urges action to restore public credibility and asks the lower federal body to monitor and limit conflicts.
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Financial Ethics Task Force
Commission On Administrative Review of
U.S
House
Ckage
Ublic
Congress
Foxas Uls
Jim Wright
Commission
Rhodesia Crisis Calls for White Evacuation Plan
John P Roche argues Rhodesia faces a grim choice as black majority rule looms and warns against negotiations that enable a white minority to be eradicated. He proposes an international airlift to relocate white farmers to safety, citing Mozambique and nearby regimes as potential sanctuaries while urging diplomacy from Christmas Island.
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Zimbabwe
Andy Young
American South
Gresham
Kenya
Joio Kenyatta
Kenyatta
Ite
Moscow
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Christmas Island
Buckley on Pinochet and human rights in Chile
The author, reflecting on Augusto Pinochet's Chile, argues rulers calibrate repression and warns that public order masks political suppression. He notes most Chileans tolerate the regime while opposition is constrained, raising questions about the fate of political prisoners and union leaders and how to verify truth amid state control.
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Mao ‘Yie-tung
China
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Augusto. Pinochet
Chile
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Hinochet
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Pinochet
Amnesty International
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Adiensty
Waldo
Textile
Federation of Chile
Ittral
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Zambia
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Liberation
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