NHTSA Moves To Cut Hood Ornaments And Add Safety Rules
The editorial argues that NHTSA proposes banning hood ornaments and imposing new safety standards, including child restraints and tire pressure indicators, which the author views as costly and unnecessary. It contrasts NHTSA with OSHA’s recent regulatory cuts and urges DOT to curb NHTSA’s proposals.
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Letter to the Editor on U N funding and anti Americanism
A reader argues the United States overfunds the United Nations since 1946 and cites a 1976 77 986 million budget with U S share. The writer claims U N staff costs high salaries and PLO fronts receive U S money, urging the U N to be removed from the U S.
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America
United Nations
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Congress
General Assembly
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New York Times
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World Bank
Buchanan
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PLO
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State Department
Iran as a Symbol in Global Oil Struggle
The piece argues oil control shapes world power, with Iran at the center. It notes Western dependence on Middle East fuel, and how U.S. Saudi arms sales and Soviet moves influence broader politics. It sees Iran's modernization as pivotal, despite regional upheavals, to keep oil flowing to Europe, Japan, and the United States.
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Saudi Arabia
Middle East
Japan
Europe
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Israel
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Persia
Moscow
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Syria
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Libya
Egypt
Brezhnev
Carter
China
Peking
Tokyo
A Lesson for Jimmy Carter
Column argues Iran crisis prompts rethinking of U S foreign policy under Carter. It cites Brzezinski’s message to the shah, human rights policies, CIA weakness, Soviet influence, and broader lessons for U S strategy with allies and oil suppliers.
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Zbigniew Brzezinski
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State Department
Shah
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Japan
Europe
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Jimmy Carter
Tuesday Balloting Seen Favoring Conservatism In 1978
Washington Star Syndicate columnist notes mixed statewide results with conservatives winning in several contests while liberals gain ground in others. He highlights Michigan votes on police bargaining bonds and crime laws, and forecasts a conservative tilt in the 96th Congress despite Democratic majorities.
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James Eastland
Oklahoma
David Boren
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Evening Star Established in Winchester in 1896
The Winchester Evening Star announces its founding details with Thomas T. Byrd as general manager Roy E Potts as managing editor and Lewis H Ebert as advertising director Eugene P Miller as wire editor and David O Loomis as editorial page editor The paper is published by Winchester Evening Star Inc at 2N Kent St Winchester VA 22601.
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Roy E. Potts
Lewis H. Ebert
Eugene P. Miller
David O. Loomis
Winchester Evening Star Inc
Kent St
Winchester
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