Progress toward easier auto license plate system in Ohio
The General Assembly advances a staged issuance plan for auto tags with mail orders, computer tracking, daily bank deposits, and weekly audits. The Chronicle-Telegram notes prior BMW flaws exposed by investigations and praises safeguards while acknowledging ongoing vigilance needed to prevent misdeeds.
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General Assembly
Chronicle-Telegram
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
House of Representatives
Karel Neikirk
BMW
BMY
Ohio
U S policy on dictatorships questioned by Carter
The piece argues that U S human rights policy challenges not only foreign regimes but also U S foreign aid and training programs. It cites training Latin American officers at the School of the Americas, support for Pinochet in Chile, and past backing of Iran Iran Vietnam and Korea dictatorial regimes, urging a complete reversal to avoid undermining democracy.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
United States
Shah Reza Pahlavi
Iran
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Lon Nol
Cambodia
Chung Hee Park
South Korea
Ferdinand Marcos
Philippines
Augusto Pinochet
Chile
School of the Americas
Panama
Intague
U.S
CIA
Salvadore Allende
CLA
al Jende
Pinochet
Christian Democratic Party
Manuel Trooce
Pentagon
Pinychel
Christ Than Democrats
Carter
Tien
Schmidt
Gerald Ford
Ford
Oil breakup remains hot political issue in energy debate
The piece surveys how supporters like Paul Newman and liberal Democrats push breaking up oil giants to lower gas prices, while oil companies and conservatives warn of higher costs. It notes Kennedy's split subcommittee, upcoming hearings on antitrust enforcement, Carter's evolving stance, and the enduring tension between competition and economies of scale.
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Washington
Paul Newman
Jimmy Carter
Richard Nixon
Fiont
Newman
U.S. Senate
Carter
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Senate
Philip Hart
Michigan
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Sen
James Allen
Alabama
Congress
John D. Rockefeller
U.S
Texas
Red China Sways in Washington Moscow Arms Talks
A neutral diplomat close to Beijing says Red China backs world disarmament but urges U S and Soviet Union to cut first. U S intelligence warns Russia fears Chinese incursions if defense posture weakens. Moscow fears Chinese adventurism blocks a U S Soviet pact.
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Red China
America
Washington-Moscow
Peking
U.S
Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
West Germans trust the US friendship despite tensions
Bonn notes a new spirit of confidence between West Germany and the United States as leaders Jimmy Carter and Helmut Schmidt prepare to meet in London. The mature alliance shows steady cooperation despite domestic unemployment, elections, and policy tensions, with Schmidt urging practical, record-based economic dialogue and mutual restraint.
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Jimmy
Carter
Helmut Schmidt
West Germany
London
Schmidt
Walter Mondale
United States
NATO
Ford
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