Inflation Fight Urges Sharper Carter Policy
The Winchester Evening Star surveys inflation concern with 42 percent of Americans worrying most about inflation. It notes wholesale prices rose 1.3 percent in April after an AP NBC poll, and Virginia's top 20 companies showed 1977 profits fell from 1976 due to inflation. It urges stronger wage and price controls, tax shifts, and monetary restraint from the Fed.
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Associated Press
NBC News
APNBC
Virginia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Reserve
G. William Miller
Creation bill satire mocks world making and lobbying
A satirical The Moral Equivalent Of World Creation outlines a mock Congress debating divine creation. It lampoons lobbies for light, oil, and man, with Proxmire and various interest groups shaping provisions and even a dental funeral fund-raising alliance.
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New York
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Light Lobby
Light
House Firmament Committee
Louisiana
Texas
New England
Boston
William Proxmire
Public Virtue Committee
Queens
Proxmire
Our Symbolic Missions to Asia
The Carter administration shifts toward Asia with visits by Fukuda and Mondale and Brzezinski talks in Peking. Analysts claim aims are symbolic to counter Middle East and Soviet focus, while Asia’s growth, ASEAN unity, and potential partnerships press Washington to broaden priorities and jobs.
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N.Y. Times
Washington
Carter
Asia
Fukuda
Japan
Mondale
Southeast Asia
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Peking
China
Soviet Union
Africa
Brzezinski
Vance
Moscow
Panama
Middle East
Taiwan
United States
Philippines
Pacific
Marcos
Manila
Vietnam War
Association of
Southeast Asian Nations
ASEAN
Indonesia
Thailand
Singapore
Malaysia
Australia
New Zealand
Tokyo
Angola
Rhodesia
South Africa
Saudi Arabia
Europe
India
Latin America
Carter regains edge after Camp David boost
In Washington President Carter shows renewed vigor on tax reform after a Camp David retreat. aides note a feisty mood and sharper attacks on Congress, but the late answer reveals lingering ambiguity and some inaccuracies in his line of argument.
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Ashington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
White House
Plains
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Camp David
Congress
Carter tax stance and doctors lawyers bias in view
The piece analyzes President Carter framing tax reform and deductions, noting his focus on entertainment expenses and alleged bias against doctors and lawyers. It contrasts his impassioned rhetoric with political practicality and suggests personal convictions shape economic policy views.
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Carter
University of Georgia
Bar Association
Medical Association
of Georgia
Selling Arms And Honor
The piece accuses President Carter of breaking public pledges by backing a secret arms sale to Saudi Arabia while faulting past commitments to Israel. It cites a 1976 State Department influence, Kissinger involvement, and a plan to sell 60 F 15 jets as a public escalation not aligned with open congressional review. It urges resuming and broadening Middle East peace talks.
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N.Y. Times News Servic
Washington
Carter
United States
Saudi Arabia
America
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Kissinger
Near East Bureau
Atherton
Ford
Israel
William Clements
Gerald Ford
Congressional Review
Sinai
Congress
Africa
Egypt
Jordan
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