Monster in clown suit haunts coroner and Chicago case
The coroner cites sleepless nights over Wayne Gacy's crimes as he exhumes bodies from the Gacy property near Chicago. Police say 32 killed, 27 bodies found. Gacy admitted eight years of killings while performing as a clown for civic groups.
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Wayne Gacy Jr
Chicago
Gacy
Wayne Gacy
Reading VF Corp chair urges govt to curb inflation in letter
VF Corp. chairman N O Lee writes to President Carter praising wage and price guidelines while blaming Congress and administration for inflationary costs. He cites rising minimum wages pension costs social security changes and heavy reporting as burdens on business and urges the government to get its own house in order before asking firms to restrain prices.
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White House
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Carter
N.O. Lee
VF Corp
Reading
Lee
Congress
Commonwealth
Americans slaves to bureaucracy in modern age
An essay argues that bureaucrats gradually seize power, citing ancient and modern systems. It warns that citizens neglect engagement, risking dictatorship, while praising the bureaucracy as indispensable yet controlling. It contrasts U S tax complexity with Tsarist serfdom and notes a growing tax revolt and public discontent.
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Washington
Egypt
de Tocqueville
Ghry
Democratic Party
George McGovern
Jimmy Carter
Republican Party
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Internal Revenue Service
Mao Tse-tung
America
Carter's anti inflation plan under fire from critics
Washington debate centers on Carter's record high interest rates and budget squeezes. Critics argue the shift from stimulus to retrenchment risks recession, higher unemployment, and persistent structural poverty, while praising none of the administration's wage price rules.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Alfred Kahn
White House
Jody Powell
Jerry Rafshoon
Ford
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Carter Meany feud worsens as 1980 politics loom
Washington reports a deepening feud between President Jimmy Carter and AFL-CIO leader George Meany. Meany criticizes Carter over China policy and board removals, while aides doubt either will back down before 1980. White House officials downplay potential political fallout despite public sparring.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Georgeeany
Afl-Cio
Meany
White House
Carter
China
The
Communications Satellite Corporation
al Zack
Lane Kirland
Calvin Coolidge
Aflcio
George Meany
Washington focus on Communism and space
A collection of opinion notes surveys ideas about the Peoples Temple founder Jim Jones and his alleged links to Marxism and the Soviet Union. It also covers an Idaho Falls nuclear safety incident and a Venus mission, noting NASA data that could improve weather prediction and discussing environmentalist reactions.
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the Peoples Temple
Jim Jones
Soviet Union
Jones
University of California
Angela Davis
Rosalynn Carter
United States
Castro
Cuba
California
Peoples Temple
Guyana
Jonestown
Russia
Labor Corps
Siberia
Idaho Falls
Venus
U.S
NASA
Earth
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