Singlaub Fired After Disputing Carter Policies at Georgia Tech
Major General John K. Singlaub, veteran of three wars, retires after clashing with President Carter over Korea troop withdrawal Panama Canal and neutron warhead. The outspoken general warned the defense establishment may be endangered if his minority views prevail.
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Carter Credibility Under Strain Over Pledged Truths
An analysis argues that Jimmy Carter broke or abandoned many promises, from arms sales and tax policy to merit-based appointments and education aid. The piece cites criticisms from Penthouse writer Craig S. Karpel and First Monday on Carter's credibility across diverse groups, noting credibility as his political capital draining away.
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Karpel
First Monday
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Metzenbaum
Ohio
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South Dakota
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Israel's Latest Proposals and Middle East Talks
Washington reports that Israel following talks in Cairo has redefined its position on Security Council Resolution 242. Israel says it will negotiate peace with neighboring states and Palestinian Arabs within a framework of talks among Egypt Israel Jordan and Palestinian representatives. The Carter administration hopes the move will restart negotiations but remains cautious and partly skeptical awaiting Dayan and Begin discussions in Washington.
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Sadat
Re Election Talk and National Health Insurance Debate
A Winchester reader urges re electing Bill Keyton to the North Ward council seat citing his record of supporting needed services while opposing overpriced projects. The letter also defends a tax fairness view on energy costs and discusses James Kilpatrick’s critique of Sen. Kennedy, praising FDA regulation and proposed reforms to curb prescription drug misuse without endorsing Big Brother solutions.
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Winchester
Virginia
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Florida
National Association of Chain Drug Stores
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America
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Senate Health Subcommittee
Anti-Lobbying Bill Backfires in House Fight
In a chaotic House clash over a bill to curb lobbyists sponsors see risk to allies. Amendments aimed at disclosure would expose donors to groups like Ralph Nader and Civil rights organizations triggering GOP reformer backlash.
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Larry Pressler
South Dakota
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California
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