Inflation, rhetoric, and the 1980 federal budget
The piece critiques President Carter s inflation driven budget rhetoric while detailing a 531.6 billion fiscal 1980 plan with a 29 billion deficit, 7.7 percent higher than the current year, and 57 billion expected interest on the national debt, arguing for genuine austerity and balanced budgeting.
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Carter
Washington
William Roth
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Fast food in China may aid modernization push
The article notes China needs about 200 billion dollars more to reach an 1985 modernization target of 600 billion. It suggests Coca Cola and McDonald’s could appear on signboards, enabling faster meals and freeing time for work, a concept Japanese observers credit to leaders aiming to boost the gross national product. It also mentions golf clubs and a possible Ming tombs area course, questioning its impact on growth.
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China
Mainland
Coca Cola
McDonald’s
Peking
Ming Tombs
Carter Budget Critique Highlights Fiscal Tensions
Paul Harvey Carter advocates a lean budget for 1980 stating a $30 billion deficit, while expanding aid to the poor with $68.5 billion for programs like Medicaid and food stamps. Critics call it too austere and accuse it of punishing the needy, as foreign and space expenditures rise and defense spending nears $123 billion amid inflation targets and electoral pressures.
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Carter
Cummings Valley and Norbow lime ventures shaped Tehachapi area
The text traces Cummings Valley namesake George Cummings from 1870 homestead and notes early settlers Milton Freeman Nathan McCaige Jesse Davenport Thomas Ellis and Daniel Davenport. It describes Norbow and Malin lime partnerships, Antelope Canyon kilns, Bear Valley farming, Fickert's Cerro Gordo mining, school districts, and the California Women's Prison history to Frontera, now California Correctional Institution with about 1100 residents.
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Cummings Valley
George Cummings
Los Angeles
Roe
Milton S. Freeman
Nathan A. McCaige
Jesse Davenport
Thomas Ellis
Daniel Davenport
Cummings
Thomas Cullinan
L.A. Muellen
Tehachapi Valley
Antelope Canyon
William T.wiggins
Bear Valley
Fickert
Prussia
Cerro Gordo
Upper Kern
Havilah
Williamsburg
Tehachapi
California Women's Prison
Women’s Prison
Frontera
California Correctional Institution
Bear Valleys
Governor Brown faces critique over Court of Appeal pick
The piece questions Governor Brown's appointment of Milton McGhee to the 3rd District Court of Appeal citing alleged bad checks, legal malpractice suits, and possible ethics issues. It argues the governor should reexamine a candidate with such a controversial background before naming him to California's second highest court.
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Brown
3Rd District Court of Appeal
Courts of Appeal
California Supreme Court
Court of Appeal
Appeals Court
California
Milton McGhee
Court
Appeal
Sacramento
McGhee
Sutter
Ite
California Iment
Employment Development Department
Well Fargo
Healing through prayer and physicians united in faith
The speaker explains that faith healing and medical care are not opposed. He cites scripture from James 5:15 and Luke 5:31 to show both prayer and doctors aid healing. God uses multiple delivery systems, including physicians, to bring healing power.
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Jesus
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Eisenhower
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Norbow
Malin
Norbow Canyon
Tollgate Canyon
Fredrick Ficker
James E. Williamson
Bill Richardson
State Bar Disciplinary
Sacramento Union
State Bar
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