Tax Knot and Abortion Debates Highlight Era News
The piece surveys President Carter's tax gesture amid IRS doubts and contrasts abortion rulings with federal funding limits. It cites editorials from The Atlanta Constitution and Saint Paul Pioneer Press on Medicaid funding, while noting a San Diego UC course on sandcastle building as a humorous aside.
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Carter
White House
IRS
TRS
Jody Powell
Nixon
Congress
Atlanta Constitution
United States Supreme Court
St. Paul Pioneer Press
San Diego
University of California
Gary Kinsella
A Letter Urges Senator Church To Support Public Financing Act
A letter requests Senator Church publicly commit to voting for S. 926 The Public Financing of Senate Elections Act of 1977. It argues public funding reduces special interest influence strengthens citizen power increases election competitiveness and levels the field against wealthy candidates. It notes past support in questionnaires and a 1976 presidential bid.
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Church
Idaho
Post timber bidding critique targets sealed vs oral bids
A Washington Post column urges probing timber sale bidding practices, arguing both sealed and oral bids have merits. It accuses the Post of bias, calls for independent investigation into forest service road costs and potential bid collusion affecting local communities and federal revenue.
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Chicago Times
Post-Los Angeles Times
Post
Woodward and Bernstein
Watergate
Washington D.C
National Forest
Ind
Denver
Washington
The
Forest Country
Uncle Sam
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White House
U.S. Forest Service
George Lardner
Federal
Treasury
Forest-Service
Forest Service
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
the Post
Osservatore Romano
Vatican
Food Shortage Imminent Warns Idaho Leader
W F Bill Whittom of the Idaho Farm Bureau Federation warns of a looming world food shortage driven by population growth, reduced farming land, and dwindling energy supplies. He argues for increased agricultural research funding to boost yields before crises force hungry nations to take action.
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W.F
Bill
Whittom
Idaho Farm Bureau Federation
Hitler
Government by Task Force Critique by a Wisconsin Educator
Gene Malone argues that task forces replace elected legislators and threaten republican government. He calls for volunteer nonpartisan commissions public bios accessible hearings and full public input. He warns of centralized federal influence and urges state legislators to reclaim sovereign authority.
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Gene Malone
Malone
Kenosha
Wisconsin
University of South Dakota
Isue
OEE
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