Successful Black Athletes
Three outstanding black athletic stars strengthen our chances for winning the 1980 track and field Olympics in Moscow. The newest and youngest is Franklin Jacobs, still only 17,…
Category: Phyllis Schlafly Report Column
Deep Seabed Mining
Our bitter experience of the last four years with the OPEC oil cartel should have taught us the lesson that we should avoid U.S. dependence on imports of…
Watergate “Reform” Laws
As a result of Watergate, Congress and many state legislatures passed a plethora of new laws supposedly designed to reform election machinery and prevent Watergate-type abuses from happening…
Judicial Activism and OSHA
Although the U. S. Constitution says that “all” Federal legislative powers reside in the Congress, a great deal of de facto lawmaking in the last 20 years has…
Understanding Soviet Tactics
Zbigniew Brezezinski, President Carter’s national security assistant, is getting his lumps in the press. While he holds the same position that Henry Kissinger did under President Nixon, Brezezinski…
Panama Canal Neutrality
The latest ploy of the proponents of the Panama Canal Treaties is to get Panama dictator Torrijos to say he will permit the United States to “maintain the…
Carter’s Political Mistakes
The “worst political failure” of 1977, according to a leading West German newspaper (the Hamburg Morgenpost), was President Carter. Newspapers around the world have been caustic in commenting…
Letter From Leonid
The State Department plunged to new depths of diplomatic failure when it leaked out that, since the Soviets steadfastly refuse to include their new Backfire bombers in the…
Engineering Anniversary
The 200th anniversary of the founding of the first engineering school in America will be observed at Valley Forge, Pennsylvania, on June 9. It was at Valley Forge…
Wife-Beating Remedies
Recent surveys of women imprisoned on homicide charges show that a high percentage nad been repeatedly battered by the men they finally killed. Most of the killings happened…