Carter strides toward Mideast peace with jetliner diplomacy
The piece lauds President Carter for pressuring Israeli and Egyptian leaders toward peace after 30 years of conflict. It notes optimism amid cabinet and parliament support while warning readers to await the treaty’s text. It connects the breakthrough to Carter’s broader Mideast actions including Yemen and carrier movements.
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Carter
Mideast
Jerusalem
Sadat
Camp David
U.S
Middle East
North Yemen
South Yemen
Constellation
Cairo
Carter tells Knesset US will back Israeli peace drive
President Carter addresses the Israeli Knesset urging peace with Egypt while acknowledging risks. He asserts American power will be used to pursue a stable, peaceful Middle East and promises continued political, economic, and military involvement to support allies.
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America
Israel
United States
Middle East
Ides of March Signal Seasonal Change and Skunk Warnings
The piece notes the Ides of March as a time of seasonal flux and warmth to come. It warns that skunks emerge with warm weather, often found as roadkill leaving a pungent reminder for motorists.
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Julius Caesar
Miraculous Fire Rescue Learns Frederick Co Gratitude
In the early hours of February 16 during a severe ice storm a home 19 miles north of Winchester off Route 522 caught fire. Gainesboro Gore Round Hill and Clearbrook fire crews saved part of the home and their brave response is praised. The Gordons of Cross Junction thank these departments for their competent handling and recognize the strain of distance on area fire coverage.
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the Star
Winchester
Gainesboro
Gore
Round Hill
Clearbrook
Frederick County
Questions About the Peanuts By William Safire
The column discusses FBI findings and calls for a special prosecutor over the Carter family business dealings. It cites Bert Lance as a banker linked to collateral used for bank loans and questions ethics and delays in investigations by Justice and IRS. It urges Congress to act and uphold the law.
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New York Times Service
Washington
Carter Justice Department
FBI
Pesident
Carter
New York Times
Nicholas Horrock
Bert Lance
House
Senate
Jim Sensenbrenner
Wisconsin
Bell
Ben Civiletti
Philip Heymann
House Judiciary Committee
Carter Justice
Namorato
Lance
Carter Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Atlanta
Jerome Kurtz
al Ullman
Joint Committee On Taxation
United States
Burger
Robert Robb
District
Fifth Circuit
Georgia
Robb
Lumbard
Morgan
Dispatch
Bell, Civiletti and
Heymann
Billy Carter
Jimmy Carter
Federal Election Commission
White House
Congress
Department of Justice
The Progressive and the H Bomb
James Kilpatrick critiques government action and press responsibility in the The Progressive suppression case. He argues the Justice Department overreached, calls the editors reckless for publishing, and warns of broader dangers to press freedom under national security constraints.
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Washington Star Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Progressive Magazine
Justice Department
Milwaukee
Howard Morland
Morland
Progressive
Israel
India
South Africa
Supreme Court
New York Times
Vietnam
Brennan
White Stewart
Marshall
The Sins of Parental Malpractice
A New York Times Service piece argues modern parenting often mirrors malpractice due to widespread incompetence. It recalls a dream lawsuit by Tom Hansen seeking 350000 from his parents, framing parenting as a professional defect and calling for humility amid child rearing.
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New York Times
New York
Sam Colorado
Tom Hansen
Rich and Secrets
Spock
Spiro Agnew
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Richard and Kay
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Lance Grand Jury
Radeon
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Adam and Eve Spock
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Spiro Agnew School
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