Celeste defends pay raise vote amid Ohio tie break row
Celeste says the pay raise tie breaker was a misunderstanding and that Gov Rhodes had signaled approval. He admits a miscalculation about the floor bill and notes political fallout. He calls the episode a mistake and suggests Democrats should have lined up a compliant bill first.
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Carter faces nuclear dilemma in a widening spread
Washington and observers warn that the nuclear club is expanding with some 40 countries theoretically able to develop atomic bombs by 1999. The United States grapples with how to promote peaceful nuclear energy while restricting diffusion of military technology amid European ally concerns and a complex balance of power.
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France
India
China
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United Nations International Atomic Energy Agency
Congressional Research Report
Biden
Tony Capaccio
US nuclear policy risks driving buyers away in tightening controls
A 1977 Chronicle-Telegram column argues that strict US nuclear fuel and reprocessing rules may push nations to seek reactors elsewhere, undermining nonproliferation aims. It notes France-China talks on an American-built Westinghouse reactor and warns that easing controls could be dangerous.
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Carter
France
China
Westinghouse
Iran
Peking
Taiwan
Soviet Union
Chang Ching-kuo
Russia
Resolutions for other people By Louis Rukeyser
A satirical 1979 tax and economy centered list lampoons leaders and institutions. It targets President Carter, Alfred Kahn, Edward Kennedy, Congress, Miller, Billy Carter, Howard Jarvis, Charles Schultze, Michael Blumenthal, Begin and Sadat, George Meany, Leonard Woodcock, and the stock market, offering tongue in cheek resolutions about inflation, deregulation, budgets, and the China opening era.
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New York
Jammy Carter
Alfred Kahn
Washington
Edward Kennedy
George McGovern
US Congress
White House
William Miller
Billy Carter
Dong
Howard Jarvis
California
Charles Schultze
Treasury
Michael Blumenthal
Menahem Begin
Anwar Sadat
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Leonard Woodcock
Auto Union
America
Peking
Ford on 1980 bid and Taiwan freedom stance
Ford says he is unsure about a 1980 GOP bid but could run to aid country and party. He argues a united Republican front can beat Carter, blames Democratic policy for inflation, and frames 1980 choice as responsible performance versus disaster. Taiwan seeks freedom as its standard of living tops mainland China.
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Ford
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Jimmy Carter
Lyndon Johnson
Carter
Taiwan
China
Carter's weak leadership unsettles European powers and allies
Western leaders led by Harold Macmillan condemn Carter's foreign policy as the weakest in living memory. A hidden US earner task force moves toward the Persian Gulf while internal disputes, notably Brzezinski versus Gelb, expose confusion over arms sales, Africa strategy, and China policy. European states fear unresolved direction from Washington.
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London
Moose
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James Callaghan
White House
Peking
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