Young's Rhodesia stance tests Carter policy leash
In Washington a debate grows over UN envoy Andrew Young amid his sharp internal settlement critique of Rhodesia. Vance Brzezinski and British leaders worry he may abandon the administration line, while Carter weighs how to curb a popular figure who fuels black voter support.
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Strongarm Tactics in Coal Miners Strike Prompt Safety Calls
The Winchester Evening Star questions why union miners use violence and coercion during the coal strike and urges government action to protect non union miners and coal shipments if the contract is not ratified. It notes potential federal intervention under Taft Hartley and warns of extended downtime in Appalachia and the Midwest.
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Miller Faces Fresh Scrutiny Over Textron Allegations
The Senate Banking Committee probes Textron Inc. amid arms sales to Iran and Ghana and possible unreported activities. The Miller nomination to head the Federal Reserve Board could be delayed or withdrawn as the SEC investigates and questions mount about governance and transparency involving Textron.
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Ghana
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Moot Point Skirmish Over Points and Pancakes
A humorous exchange between Jenkins and Horowitz unfolds around moot points and lines. They argue over snapping, cooling, and venting, then misplace their heads and finally flee with their moot points to Las Vegas in pursuit of money and vice.
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Washington
Soviets Plan New Cruise Missile and Engine Deals
Congressional consultant Miles Costick warns Moscow seeks to curb U S missiles while buying American CF 6 engines for bombers. He cites SALT II leverage and says GE export licenses could aid Soviet strategic buildup, urging Congress to block such sales.
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Virginia
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Letters to the Star Editor More Than a Path
The Star carries two letters: one praising the Panama Canal as vital to U S security and criticizing modern politicians. another critiquing psychotropic drugs and their potential uses and risks with references to Mandell and Kline and a warning about cultural brain chemistry.
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Letter Policy Editor's Note for Readers
Policy explains that letters to the editor are invited and must be signed with the writer's address and phone number. They should be under 350 words, typed or double spaced, and may be edited or rejected if not authenticated.
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