Oppose Unionizing the U.S. Military in National Debate
The piece argues against forming a union for American service members, labeling it nutty and dangerous. It cites Kenneth Blaylock and the AFGE, notes opposition from President Carter and Labor Secretary Ray Marshall, and urges a presidential renunciation to prevent dues collection from millions of personnel. It warns unionization would undermine coordinated military service and national defense.
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Kenneth Blaylock
American Federation of Government
G.I. Joe
Congress
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Ray Marshall
Wes
AFGE
San Antonio
UTSA Receives Full Accreditation Amid Funding Controversy
UTSA has earned full accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges. The approval follows campus efforts under President Peter Flawn and staff to develop a multi purpose university since granting its first bachelor’s degree last May.
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University of Texas At San Antonio
UTSA
The
Southern Association of Colleges
Peter Flawn
We Need Foes IT'S An Ominous Trend
The speaker laments foreign policy, noting Argentina and Uruguay repudiated $15 million in American aid after human rights pressure. They refuse future funds, signaling growing adversaries. The tone is accusatory and warns of escalating enmity abroad.
California researchers foresee 20 year energy supply plan
A California research team concludes energy sources will cover the next two decades with substitutes emerging later. They predict gradual fuel price increases, chartels failing long term, no global mood drop, and no world war, jokingly urging legalization.
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California
Carter Era Opponent Faces Swing-Voter Strategy
The piece outlines a 1980 presidential contest scenario where Carter is vulnerable to a right wing populist challenger who wins over Southern and border whites, Northern Catholics, and working Americans. It notes shifting black, suburban, and ethnic votes since 1968, advises a lean anti Big Business stance, hints at defense and Third World policy lines, and cautions about economic trends and potential GOP gains if California’s Jerry Brown falters to Pete Wilson.
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Jimmy Carter
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Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Young
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Worsthorne
Daily Telegraph
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Soviet Union
Army
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Air Force
Boy Scouts
Buckley on Carter and human rights in Cold War context
William F Buckley Jr critiques President Carter's human rights stance amid European leaders. He cites Sir Alec Home and Giscard d Estaing, noting Western reluctance to act beyond rhetoric. The piece contrasts Western diplomacy with Soviet inaction and satirically questions arms and national service repercussions.
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Carter
Giscard D'Staing
Amalrik
Europe
Schmidt
Germany
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