Short Takes Inflation and Deflation in Carter Era
A reflective column notes President Carter's declining approval amid rising inflation, linking his political standing to economic strides. It also covers Frederick Forsyth's controversial Dogs of War, Nietzsche Fowler's licensed ministry, postal pay disputes, Muriel Humphrey's political hiatus, and frugality rankings of Virginia senators Byrd and Scott.
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Equatorial Guinea
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Harry F. Byrd Jr
William L. Scott
National Taxpayers Union
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Sen. Scott
U.S. Senate
Things to Do in New York on a Saturday
A humorous list of New York City activities for a Saturday featuring eccentric challenges and social satire. Notable items poke fun at fashion, haircuts, shopping, architecture, opera, taxes, and high society, ending with a jab at cultural icons and urban pretensions.
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Battle Over National Gun Registration Eyed
Letters in the Evening Star protest BATF plans for computerized firearms registration, urging adherence to the Second Amendment and Congress while urging public comment by May 22. The exchange includes Virginia and Winchester political views and a critique of local governance and education funding.
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Carter's Hard Reappraisal Faces Truth About His Aides
President Carter convenes trusted advisors for a frank review of administration troubles amid a culture of listening to many voices. Critics note his cabinet and staff hesitate to press him, and his own speeches fail to articulate broader humanistic goals while markets and arms talks shape his near-term outlook.
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Can the Army Win A Congressional critique of the all volunteer force
A yearlong study by Jerry Reed for Congressman Robin Beard questions the Army is able to win a long war with Soviet forces. It cites shortages in reserves and personnel, erosion of standards, and doubts about mobilization if a draft is not reinstated. Wives report strain and inadequate support while patriotism remains.
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Two women return found bank statement and money to bank
Lewis McDaniel of 2920 2nd Street commends two kindhearted women who found a bank statement and ten dollars and turned them in to C S Bank, noting genuine human kindness.
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