In Our Opinion Clean Air Act Revival Questioned
The editorial notes Reagan faced no immediate clash over renewing the 1970 Clean Air Act as 86 percent of Americans opposed weakening it. Congress moved to fund the program for FY 1982, with amendments added in 1977 after slower progress than expected.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
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Congress and White House Lag on Clean Air Act Revisions
Congress and the White House are accused of dragging their feet as amendments relax some deadlines while tightening core clean air protections. The report notes air quality gains since 1970 save thousands of lives and billions in costs, yet Reagan's 11 principles hint at cost-benefit analysis and slower cleanup, amid a slow reauthorization of the act.
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Council On Environmental Quality
White House
Reagan
Congress
Congress Moves To Strip Supreme Court Jurisdiction
The article surveys proposed legislation in Congress to bar the Supreme Court from hearing cases on abortion school prayer busing desegregation of schools and draft of women into the armed forces. It weighs constitutional power to alter appellate reach with quotes from congressmen and historical opinions and notes possible clashes with Congress and a public signal from the Court to heed public sentiment.
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Sandra Day O’connor
Supreme Court
Congress
House
Senate
Danielson
Executive Branch
Nigerians hurting despite oil boom
Nigeria enjoys an oil wealth surge with about 24 billion dollars in 1980, yet regional tensions rise as federalism fractures and farmers gain little from the boom. Population growth outpaces food output, imports balloon, and irrigation needs for wheat push up costs. Smallholders dominate farming while extension services and markets lag, shrinking domestic food self sufficiency.
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Associated Pressigeria
Britain
Nigeria
In Your Opinion Best care at V A hospital
A reader expresses gratitude for the Veterans Administration Hospital staff who cared for her husband during a lengthy stay. She highlights doctors nurses therapists social workers and volunteers for professionalism dignity respect and compassion while addressing questions and needs.
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Veteran’s Administration Hospital
Zimmer thanks volunteers after Syracuse mayoral campaign
Mel Zimmer thanks hundreds of volunteers and supporters who worked seven months in a primary bid for Syracuse mayor. He says he is in the race to stay, aiming to win, and notes broad cross party support from Democrats Conservatives and independents among Syracusans seeking better local government.
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Syracuse
Mel Zimmer
Missing You Forever My Love in Heavenly Home
A heartfelt poem expresses enduring grief for a loved one lost years ago. The speaker recalls deep affection and tears, laments the absence, and pledges to reunite in a distant, peaceful realm beyond. The piece concludes with a hopeful promise to be near someday.
Public thanks to Harold Brown for legislative assistance
A county legislator from the 9th District, Harold Brown, is publicly thanked for his invaluable help in securing support. The note highlights gratitude from the community for effective aid and collaboration on local matters.
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Harold Brown
9Th Dist
Faith by Bible Says Do Not Lean on Own Understanding
Helen Klein of Mattydale comments in The Herald-American Sept 27 on Margaret Bossong's faith stance. She asserts faith rests on God’s word, cites Proverbs 3 5 and James 2 26 and warns against leaning on personal understanding.
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Margaret Bossong
Herald-American
Helen Klein
Mattydale
Robb and Coleman Ballot Battle Reflect Virginia Way
Robb sits between factions using LBJ ties and Reagan economics to charm both sides. Coleman pushes liberal past but defends party loyalties as race and labor questions test the candidates. Debate at Homestead draws buyers’ sympathy as Robb edges Coleman in early polls.
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Virginia
Chuck Robb
Ronald Reagan
J. Marshall Coleman
Robb
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lynda Byrd Johnson
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Brigadoon
Richmond Times-Dispatch
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Lynda Robb
Great Society
Chuck
L.B
Reagan
Edward J. Lane
Virginia Manufacturers Association
Homestead
Martin Luther King
John Dalton
Rabb
We Shall Overcome
Congress
Marshall
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