Howell and Miller clash over public employee bargaining in Virginia
The Reston Times editorial weighs in on the June 14 Democratic primary between Henry Howell and Andrew Miller. It argues Howell would pioneer public employee bargaining without strikes, while Miller opposes it saying it harms the public interest. The piece cites Gallup and 14(b) right to work law debates to defend union choice and criticizes compulsory unionism.
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Henry Howell
Reston Times
Howell
Andrew Miller
Virginia
Miller
Associated Press
Racine
Wis
Wisconsin
Racine Education Association
National Education Association
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Kansas City
Gallup
Pacific age rising as Tropical Oceania attracts attention
At the ASNE convention in Honolulu, speakers foresee the Pacific basin becoming the center of civilization and trade. Herman Kahn notes Far East prosperity and Japan's growth while John Craven touts Tropical Oceania as a new civilization with abundant energy from ocean and geothermal sources.
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Mims
The
Star
Harrisonburg
Herman Kahn
Hudson Institute
Japan
Far East
West
Kahn
South Korea
Taiwan
Singapore
Hong Kong
America
Detroit
Brazil
Derek Davies
Far Eastern Economic Review
Pacific Basin
John P. Craven
University of Hawaii
Craven
Oceania
Southeast Asia
Indonesia
Pacific
Korea
Vietnam
Aborting the U S Economic Recovery?
A 1977 analysis notes a wobbling business mood after Carter proposes a $30 billion Social Security tax on employers, the energy program, and higher Fed rates. It warns a lack of coherent strategy could halt the recovery, despite hopeful comments from Bert Lance and W Michael Blumenthal.
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Washington
Pierre Rinfret
Jimmy Carter
Social Security
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Carter
Wall Street
Main Street
Charli
Eq) Walker
Treasury
Rinfret
Richard Nixon
John B. Connally
Vietnam
Bert Lance
W. Michael Blumenthal
United States
Ford Administration
Lance and Blumenthal
Joseph Califano
Great Society
White House
Lance-Blumenthal
Califano
Lance
Blumenthal
ABC
America
Albert Sindlinger
Sindlinger
Arthur Burns
Burns
Mr. Carter
Residents Debate Winchester Housing Code.
Readers submit opinions on a proposed minimum housing code in Winchester. Opponents cite rent increases privacy concerns and property rights, while supporters argue for safer standards and city oversight. Letters include names and addresses from local residents dissenting or cautioning against the measure.
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Winchester
Dick West
Robyn Terr
Two Nixon Frost Interviews Draw Large Audiences
Viewers tuned the first Nixon Frost interview to about 45 million as Watergate topics dominated discussion. The second telecast drew roughly 20 million viewers as foreign policy took center stage.
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Richard Nixon
David Frost
Nixon
Neilsen
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China
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U.S
Peking
Nobuhiko Ushiba
Association of Southeast Asian Nations
ASEAN
Malaysia
Philippines
Thailand
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South America
David S. Broder
Asian Wall Street Journal
Peter R. Kahn
Free World
Tropics
Broder
U.S.S.R
Okinawa
Australia
Marianas
Guam
Fiji
Samoa
New Zealand
Evans—Novak
Jenifer D. Fox
E. Whitlock Ave
Shawnee Ave
Effie A.streit
Middle Road
Hitler
Orchard Ave
Mr. Nixon
Mr. Frost
Winchester Evening Star
N. Kent Street
Thomas
Roy E. Potts
Lewis H. Ebert
Douglas
O'Connell
Eugene P. Miller
Jamboses
Byrd
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