Opinion and Comment on Mothers Day 1978
The piece defends the mother’s role amid debates on women’s independence. It argues women may balance career and family or choose full-time motherhood, urging self discipline and prioritization. It highlights mothers’ unique bond with children and the lasting impact of a good mother, noting the true gift is living as the person a mother already believes her child to be.
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Mather
Congress
Supreme Court
Hidden Watergate tale in Civil Service Commission files
Washington reveals a concealed Watergate chapter showing Nixon influence over the bureaucracy and a CSC cover up. The Sugarman Briefing Book accuses top officials of patronage, perjury and merit system violations while Carter era scrutiny faces executive privilege and congressional subpoenas.
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Secret Service Commission
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Nixon
Civil Service
White House
Internal Revenue Service
Central Intelligence Agency
Small Business Administration
Civil Service Commission
Commission
Jule Sugarman
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Daia
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CTA
John Moss
D-Calif
John Dingell
D-Mich
Robert Lipshutz
Carter
Moss
Dingell
CSC
General Services Administration
Housing and Urban Development Department
Raymond Jacobson
John Cole
Which voice is Carter's
A review of a political satire performance where Carter mimics multiple presidents. The piece notes his Gerald Ford Nixon Truman McGovern and Johnson impressions with comments on accuracy and stage props. It highlights the crowd's reaction and teases future parodies including Nader Burns and Mondale.
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Johnson
Otto Eckstein
Lord Keynes
Gerald Ford
Harry Truman
George McGovern
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Tip O-Neill
Ralph Nader
Arthur Burns
Walter Mondale
Washington focus By Roscoe Drummond
Americans speak for themselves with a Civic Service survey of 1,600 interviews across districts showing most blame Congress less and feel optimistic about life. Voters want punished those who took Korean bribes but view many congressmen as honest. ERA options and civil service diversity cited. Reagan’s political heft noted as key in GOP prospects.
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Roscoe Drummond
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Civic Service, Inc
St. Louis
Growth of kidnapping insurance grips corporate world
New York reports that at least 25 percent of the 500 largest U.S. firms carry executive kidnapping and ransom policies. Insurance houses advertise such coverage amid tightening security with bodyguards, armored vehicles, and surveillance. European incidents involve Fiat, Siemens, and Labor leaders amid rising urban guerrilla violence.
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Fiat Auto Company
Turin
Italy
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Stalsider Metal Factory
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