Winter coping in northeast Ohio ends with March reflection
The piece notes how hardy readers in northeast Ohio adapted to a severe winter. It highlights heavier clothing, snug homes, careful driving on packed snow, fewer accidents, and compares local experience to Washington and Green Bay. It ends with a musing on enduring winter and the value of a truly good season.
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Ohio
Andrew Tully
Washington, D.C
Washington
Tully
Green Bay
Wis
Falling Lakes
McIntyre Defends Accountability Over Senate “Coarse Tactics”
Senator Thomas J. McIntyre denounces Panama Canal Treaty opponents as radicals and accuses the Senate of insulated privilege. He argues voters must hold lawmakers accountable for inflation taxes wars and policy blunders, asserting leadership bears responsibility for consequences and deaths from conflicts.
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Thomas J. McIntyre
New Hampshire
Senate
Afl-Cio
McIntyre
U.S. Senate
Joe McCarthy
Tonkin Gulf
George McGovern
Ted Kennedy
House
White House
Korea
Vietnam
Mr. McIntyre
Washington focus on slow government action and energy woes
President Carter defends his record while Congress bears much blame for slow progress. Edges of energy, Salt talks, Panama Canal votes, tax reform and Mideast initiatives show persistent gridlock. Nuclear power provides brief good news amid inflation and budget strains. Concerns grow over Yugoslavia after Tito as U S policy makers fear rising nationalism and Soviet influence.
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Carter
Leonid Brezhnev
Senate
Panama Canal
Mideast
Sadat
Congress
U.S
Yugoslavia
Tito
Repercussions Abroad As Carter Faces Global Economic Storm
Washington reports an economic wind affecting the White House as prices rise sharply in January and the dollar weakens. The coal strike and severe weather drive shortages, while foreign leaders blame weak leadership and fear a broader recession.
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Washington
White House
Jimmy Carter
Carter
James Schlesinger
America
Carter moves toward wage price restraint in inflation fight
Washington sources reveal Hamilton Jordan urges Carter to pursue an incomes policy with wage and price controls. The plan follows a bitter coal strike and 13.2 percent inflation, amid White House pressure from labor and industry to curb rising costs.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
White House
Hamilton Jordan
Jordan
Carter
Bill Sidell
Carpenters Brotherhood
United Mine Workers
Reg Jones
George Meany
Hay-Adams
Ham Jordan
Dick Nixon
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