Imply Inclair by Louis Sinclair on Washington week
Column reflects disillusionment with U S leadership after Carter's cabinet resignations and Nixon parallels. It notes Harris poll showing 71 percent oppose Carter, 29 percent support, and criticizes Hamilton Jordan and SALT II stance while weighing confidence in Carter and Baker. Deadline note mentions pre-conference writing.
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Harris
White House
Hamilton Jordan
Georgia
Jorden
My Path Through Education and Its Critics
The author recalls early boredom with school and poor discipline, credits four English teachers for sparking a love of reading, and laments the scarcity of genuinely skilled educators. A single standout art instructor left a lasting positive impact before recognizing the broader influence teachers have on a student's lifelong growth.
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Misters Long
Summers
Lewis and McClure
Quotes on Moderation Hearts and Age
A collage of aphorisms highlights moderation happiness and introspection. Goethe notes a reasonable man seeks balance, La Rochefoucauld questions minds versus hearts, French proverb warns about unkept promises, and Maugham reflects aging as a task master.
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Goethe
Resignations and Reorganizations in Washington Rumors
In the press room chatter, mentions fly about senior resignations including Califano Blumenthal and Bell amid a wave of reorganization. The author muses on top officials like Ham Jordan and suggests management consultants influence, wondering about the fate of Califano’s personal chef and the PR impact on local business.
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Andy Young
Ham Jordan
Sheraton
Ham
Madison Avenue
Carter
Califano
Mike Blumenthal
Griffen Bell
Consultants and reorganizations at Camp David debated
A memo discusses management studies by consultants, predicting pruning head counts and costly restructurings. The writer warns reorganization tends to grow charts after consultants depart and cites political dissatisfaction with national leadership amid a midwestern republican view.
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Camp David
Jimmy
Plains
O.K
Angel Gabriel
White House
Energy crisis stance urged as local leadership rises
A Venice opinion piece urges citizens to tackle the energy crunch locally. The author argues for grass roots leadership, self reliance, and practical actions by cities like Venice while criticizing federal responses and the political climate surrounding energy policy.
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Venice
Washington
Letters to the Editor: Americans have confidence in America
A reader rejects claims that the public has lost confidence in the United States. The letter cites President Johnson Nixon Carter and current issues including Vietnam, energy, inflation, and the economy, urging leaders to offer solid programs, reduce government excess, and act with integrity to preserve the nation.
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Jordan
White House
Congress
Sol Coast
Free
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Gerald Ford
House
Senate
Washington
Suggested Energy Board
America
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