Iran's Khomeini and Young spark United Nations clash
The piece critique United Nations ambassador Andrew Young for praising Islam as a vibrant cultural force while contrasting Iran's executions with Florida due process. It questions Young's views on Khomeini and laments U.S. representation at the UN, calling for better conduct from the administration.
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Gun control debate polarizes readers over Kennedy role
Letters to The Star discuss Handgun Control Inc. backing Kennedy and press for broader gun laws while defending individual rights. Ben White of Stephenson warns against using office for anti handgun crusades, calling it a toll on freedom. William H Pifer commends coach Dwight Carpenter and athletic director Jimmy Omps for leading a state tennis title and excellent tournament hosting in Winchester.
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A Simple Faith Born Again By Carter Energy Debate
President Carter faces skepticism over decontrol of oil prices and its real impact on conservation and production. The CBO and Carter propose differing oil gain estimates, while public perception shapes policy. The piece urges cautious decontrol as a first step toward broader energy reform.
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Doles Far-Reaching Assets in 1979 Presidential Bid
James J. Kilpatrick notes Bob Dole, a 56 year old Kansas senator and 1976 vice presidential candidate, brings campaign experience and disciplined stance. He could benefit if Reagan or Connally falter, while facing image issues among urban voters and a modest seven electoral votes base. Dole emphasizes policy pledges from health care to tax reform as he pursues a $1 million fundraising goal.
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Scenario for Survival in Carter Presidency Debated
A bold plan to salvage the Carter presidency proposes a national TV address vowing to curb Persian Gulf oil reliance by expanding coal use. The方案 would suspend Clean Air Act rules for five years, trigger environmental relaxations, reshuffle the cabinet, and push oil decontrol backed by liberal and conservative factions within and outside the administration.
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