The price of a gallon of leaded regular gasoline has climbed from 40¢ in 1973 to 71¢ today and predictions are that it will soon reach $1. Oil prices are a key factor in consumer prices, now rising at 15 percent on an annual basis. We would probably … [Read more...] about Energy Dept. Curtails Energy

One of the strangest phenomena taking place today is the orchestrated publicity designed to convey the impression that it is "inevitable" that young American women be drafted and assigned to military combat. The Association of the United States Army … [Read more...] about Drafting Women? Women in Combat?

The bills are starting to come in for the Panama Treaty ratified by the Senate a year ago this month. They show that the American custom of "buy now, pay later" has been converted into "give away now, pay later." These bills indicate that it will … [Read more...] about Costs of the Panama Treaty

Why are President Carter and Secretary of State Cyrus Vance supporting Communists and terrorists in Africa and trying to topple one of the few pro-Western governments remaining on that Continent? That has to be one of the many mysteries of the … [Read more...] about U.S. Support of Terrorists

Doubting Thomases are far more numerous today than in the time of Christ. How often we hear sceptics say, "I can't accept miracles on faith. If I could see a miracle proved, I could believe." Many people believe that the Holy Shroud of Turin is a … [Read more...] about Two Modern Miracles

Now that President Carter has promised Israel billions of dollars of U.S. aid in order to induce a signing of a Middle East Treaty, Israel ought to show its gratitude. I suggest that Israel loan us Prime Minister Menachem Begin to negotiate for us … [Read more...] about Israel: Please Lend Us PM Begin

What is the largest money lender in the United States today? If you guess the Bank of America, the largest bank in the world, you wouldn't even be close. The answer is the U.S. Federal Government, which now has $120 billion in direct loans … [Read more...] about The High Cost of Federal Loans

The chickens hatched in the Panama Canal Treaty are now coming home to roost in the pocketbooks of U.S. taxpayers. The Administration's promise that the Treaty wouldn't cost the American people is now exposed as the falsehood it always was. One of … [Read more...] about Bailing Out the Banks

Now that the thousands of words written about Jim Jones and the murders in Guyana have faded into the past, the impression generally left with the American public is that he was some kind of religious nut or something, and that the tragic events … [Read more...] about Jim Jones’ Own Story

The Social Security Administration made headlines recently when it admitted that it has failed to credit between $3.4 and $6.9 billion in taxes to the proper wage earners’ accounts. However, the really big news about Social Security was not this … [Read more...] about Social Security Proposals