Moynihan Califano feud heats over nonpublic school office
The Moynihan Califano clash escalates as Califano promotes a new office for nonpublic schools to seem to back Carter's aid plan. Moynihan notes a 1971 office already served private school needs and warns the public move is symbolic. The piece also covers Baker canal treaty fallout and Cyrus Vance’s governors conference performance.
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Field Enterprises
Washington
Daniel P. Moynihan
HEW
Joseph Califano
Califano
Carter
Moynihan
New York Democrat
Nonpublic Educational Services
Office of Nonpublic Educational Services
Office of Education Services
Vance
Cyrus Vance
Hodding Carter
Secretary of State
Time to Get Tough with the Miners
The editorial supports enforcing Taft Hartley cooling off rules during the prolonged United Mine Workers strike. It condemns intimidation of non union operators, backs Gov. Dalton as he mobilizes state troopers, and urges swift decisive action to prevent a broader energy supply crisis.
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United Mine Workers
Dalton
Taft Hartley
Virginia
Subsidy wars threaten U.S. shipping policy and world balance
The piece argues Congress rejected a labor backed bill to raise U S flag tanker oil carriage, but warns subsidies for shipping and shipbuilding fuel global tension. It calls for international accords to reduce aid clashes, urges Carter and Congress to align merchant marine policy, and notes rising subsidies amid a glut of ships.
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Congress
U.S
Europe
Japan
Carter
Hatch Act Revision Seen Dead In Senate Battle
President Carter backing a civil service overhaul aims to kill the Hatch Act amendment. Senate delays from Panama Canal treaty debates push the measure off the calendar as Ribicoff and Sasser flag a tough path. energy tax and spending bills also loom large.
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Frank van der Linden
Agro
United States Press Inc
Washington
Carter
White House
Senate
House
Thomas
Tip) O'Neill
Citizens’ Lobby
Civil Service
Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
James Sasser
Tennessee
Sasser
Congress
Younger Fights Brown in California Nuke Power Issue
California Attorney General Evelle Younger fronts a Republican race framed as a nuclear power referendum with Edward Teller backing his stance. Younger favors Sundesert and coal alternatives, arguing Brown’s administration mishandles energy, while leading in northern California and courting diverse groups to topple Brown in June primary.
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N.Y
Energy Commission
Richard Maullin
California
Moravie Desert
Younger
Sundesert Project
The
Ken Rietz
Nixon
Jerry Brown
Rietz
Brown
Davis
Jarvis
Richard Nixon
Jimmy Carter
Evelle Younger
Eddie Can't Have a Car Says Mayor Koch in Satire
Russell Baker humorously portrays Mayor Ed Koch and a narrator debating transportation luxuries versus tax burdens in New York. The essay frames political promises as staged rewards, from mopeds to limousines, and ends with the punchline that high taxes make everything unaffordable.
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New York
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Eddie
Bess
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Connecticut
Long Island
Eddie Koch
Washington
Disneyland
la Guardia
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