Resurgent Republicans cohere at Easton meeting
The Tidewater Conference in Easton Maryland signals a GOP revival as liberals and conservatives align against Carter policies. All 38 Senate Republicans sign a manifesto denouncing his foreign policy while candidates raise a $9.3 million war chest promising a vibrant two party system ahead of November elections.
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Easton
House
John Rhodes
GOP
Carter
America
William Simon
California
Texas
New York
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Weather Names Shake Up Storm Labels
A columnist laments sexism in hurricane naming and urges gender-neutral terms. The U S Commerce Department will stop gender discrimination, allowing names to be male or female, with Bud or Horace among suggested options, sparking debate on tradition and progress.
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U. S. Department of Commerce
Atlantic
Pacific
Horace
Horatio
Singlaub's case and the issue of military speak out
Maj. Gen. John K. Singlaub retires amid a debate over civilian control and military judgment. The piece argues he did nothing wrong, merely voiced professional opinions on Korea troop levels the B 1 bomber and neutron weapons. It contends the public has a right to hear military leaders but accuses the administration of silencing dissent to mold public opinion.
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V.H. Krulak
John K. Singlaub
United States
Korea
Singlaub
America
Carter
CNS
Year of the economist in Washington
The piece lampoons economists in Congress influenced by inflation and recession fears. John Kenneth Turnipblood, an economics professor, testifies on a $25 billion tax cut and oil import tax while criticizing payroll tax rollbacks. The dialogue ends with a quip suggesting the chair resign to become an economist.
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Washington
Carter
John Kenneth Turnipblood
Puma City
S.D
School of Taxidermy
Congress
Italian democracy a frail institution in need of strength
Column argues Italy's democracy is failing amid kidnapings and Red Brigades activity. The Christian Democrats are blamed for decades of inefficiency and corruption while the Communist Party gains power and influence. NATO ties and Italy's lack of long democratic tradition are cited as obstacles.
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Virgil Pinkley
Italy
Red Brigades
Aldo Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Christian Democrats
Communist Party
Mussolini
NATO
Mediterranean
CNS
ERA: A grave mistake letters to the editor
Anna Tindell of Medina argues against the ERA stating it would grant the federal government more power over gender differences and expand Washington control over legislation, calling it a grave mistake for society. The letter critiques federal authority and potential impacts on women's status.
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Washington
Anna Tindell Medina
Correcting the License Renewal Bottleneck in Local Race
To the Editor Celeste and Kurfess attack Rhodes on schools growth and taxes but Rhodes is vulnerable on license renewal reform. His three terms failed to simplify obtaining license plate stickers, costing citizens time and money. A candidate promising one term reform could gain many votes.
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Celeste
Kurfess
Rhodes
Ye Gods Declared a Smashing Brunswick Show
The Brunswick Entertainment Company thanks attendees and supporters for a successful non profit production of Ye Gods The group notes larger audiences allow greater funds for Brunswick schools and a year end picnic marking the 20th anniversary next year. Frank Mahon MN
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Brunswick Entertainment Company
Brunswick
Frank Mahon
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