Carter unveils sweeping welfare reform plan and cost projections
President Carter outlined a broad package aimed at streamlining federal welfare by October 1 1980 promising job incentives income support and tax credits. The plan shifts 10 percent of each state welfare costs to the federal level and projects first year costs around 30.7 billion while stressing work over welfare and urging Congress to act despite budget tensions.
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Star Wars thrills fans with daring rebels and iconic heroes
A review praises Star Wars for its vast universe and special effects. It highlights Luke Skywalker Leia C3PO R2D2 and a Wookie as rebels facing Darth Vader and the empire. The piece argues the film offers real possibility and moral triumph, not mere escapism.
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Peace Efforts Stalemated in U S Israel Relations
Washington analysts assess a standstill as Carter seeks a friendly tone with Begin while Vance faces sharp policy disagreements. Begin rejects negotiating with the Palestine Liberation Organization and insists on Israel's security amid U S efforts to normalize relations with Cuba, China, Rhodesia, and South Africa.
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Direct national election clash over electoral college debate
Kilpatrick recounts a canceled column over 18th century ideas as he debates Birch Bayh on abolishing the electoral college. He argues the federal principle and state power must be preserved while outlining U S options for Middle East peace and Israel borders.
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Carter's Mideast Plan Driven by Strategic Maneuvers
The piece argues President Carter is using delicate tactics to keep peace talks alive with Israel’s veto complicating options. It notes private congressional warnings against heavy U.S. pressure, a plan to involve the PLO by bypassing Geneva, and a shift in language from unless to if to gain Saudi and regional support for direct talks with the PLO.
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