Congress Gives Itself a Pay Bump in Silence
Congress members departed Washington for the weekend while approving a pay raise from 42500 to 55000 via a commission, avoiding a vote. Inflation reports and slow growth colored the news as citizens faced higher costs, and critics urged deeper cuts and accountability. Reprinted from The Rexburg Standard.
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Carter family keeps Amy in public eye amid White House life
Washington window notes Amy Carter's frequent presence at social events and official ceremonies. Press attention waned during classes but resurfaces with public appearances, from school days to state dinners, while Rosalynn Carter defends the girl's exposure as a relative choice. The piece compares past first families' privacy battles and concludes the Carters welcome Amy's public role.
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Falklands Talks Yield Little Progress Amid Sovereignty Dispute
United Press International reports from Buenos Aires that Britain and Argentina pursued bilateral talks on the Falklands Malvinas dispute but failed to reach a settlement on sovereignty. Ted Rowlands led a five day island visit and two days of talks, meeting islanders and Argentine officials amid cautious optimism and rising tensions as talks continue.
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Lighter Side Boob Tube Self-improvement By Dick West
Washington report explores TV critique and a spoof on Turn The Television Off Week. It contrasts Torporbolt family gains from TV with the Nilly family turning to programs, loans, and crime to fund a sight of change. The piece mocks televised self improvement and popular culture.
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