Laws Intimidating Employers
A Chicago nursing home fire killed 15 elderly residents. A Cook County grand jury indicted a nurse's aide on 47 counts of arson and murder after a policeman linked her to prior fires. The piece discusses employer screening and EEOC rules influencing hiring decisions and potential negligence in staffing.
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Chicago
Cook County Grand Jury
United Press
Nursing Home
Grand Jury
Voters Must Understand The Economic Issues In This Year
A farmers bank president urges voters to grasp monetary policy and the budget. He warns deficits since 1968 raise taxes and debt while inflation risks rise if money supply grows too fast. Balanced budgets and private services are urged to curb government costs.
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James D. Meenair
Federal Reserve
Aiken readers praise police and community efforts
A letter from Mrs. Clifford M. Hancock’s family lauds Aiken police for dignified traffic control at her Montmorenci burial. Multiple readers discuss dog pounds litter, care for animals, and civic duties, with student Jimmie Bland criticizing county trash disposal and trash-bin upkeep in New Ellenton.
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Clifford M. Hancock
Aiken
Montmorenci
First Baptist Church
Bill Googe
Fairfax
South Carolina
Jimmie Bland
New Ellenton
Garrison Diversion fuels U S Canada tensions on border
Government documents show a 419 million Garrison Diversion irrigation plan on the Canada North Dakota border risks polluting Canadian waters and potentially violates a 1909 treaty. Construction proceeds despite a moratorium and IJC study, drawing sharp questions from critics and lawmakers.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
United States
Canada
North Dakota
U.S
International Joint Commission
IJC
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Bureau
McClusky Canal
Lonetree
Garrison
State Department
Ford
National Security
Brent Scowcroft
Bureau of Reclamation
Souris
Red
William Moorhead
D-Pa
Henry Kissinger
McClusky
Richard Vine
Julia Rose
LIC
Canadian
Richard Nixon
Pat
White House
Secret Service
Ronald Reagan
Oval Office
Donald Rumsfeld
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Nelson Rockefeller
Basic Books
New York City
New York
Mike Kramer
Sam Roberts
Frank Zarb
Federal Energy Czar
Maryland
Louis Goldstein
Zarb
How Can It Be Gun Control Debate After Police Death
The Hagerstown Md Morning Herald laments the murder of Officer Donald R Kline and argues gun control is needed. It labels opponents as technically right but practically wrong, saying guns enable killings and public opinion must shift toward strict, effective gun regulation.
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Hagerstown
Donald R. Kline
Morning Herald
Boredom and Battle Fatigue Across Sullivan’s Island War
Two centuries ago after Gen. Lee’s failed East Florida campaign and a return to Charleston, the Second Regiment faced monotony as S.C. Rangers Captain Winn surrendered at Ft McIntosh. Promotions and aContinental Establishment reshaped leadership while boredom fueled gambling, duels, and court martials among weary troops.
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Lee
Florida
Savannah
Philadelphia
Georgia
Col. Moultrie
Charles Town
Congress of the United States
Carolina
Christopher Gadsden
William Moultrie
Isaac Motte
Francis Marion
Peter Horry
South Carolina
Richard Winn
S. C. Rangers
Ft. McIntosh
Satilla River
Marion
Winn
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