Taxpayer Bill Of Rights Drive Faces Senate Palace Budget
The piece argues against a $200 million Senate office building described as a Mussolini style palace. It notes lavish features and bipartisan opposition, recounting the House veto of the project and warnings from Senate leaders about taxpayer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Jarvis
Senate
California
Robespierre
Washington
John H. Chafee
Rr.i
Jarvis
Sen. Chafee
United States
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Capitol
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Dale Bumpers
D-Ark
Washington, D.C
House of Representatives
House
Robert Byrd
Bilingual education should prioritize English fluency in public schools
Senator Hayakawa argues bilingual programs must develop English literacy quickly, not preserve minority languages. He notes some nonEnglish home speakers need help but warns against using bilingualism as a crutch. Fluency in unaccented English remains the key educational asset for immigrant children.
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U.S
Dear Dr Graham guidance for workplace ethics and faith
A reader asks how to act ethically at work while staying true to Christianity. The response urges steadfast witness, cites Ephesians 6 7 8 and Galatians 5 22 23, advises diligent work, clear refusal of unethical requests, and readiness to face consequences, noting such stand can inspire respect and open witness opportunities.
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DR. Graham
Roman Empire
Christ
Emotions vs Logic in Daily Life and Sports
A speaker argues emotions shape behavior more than logic in relationships and sports. He cites tranquilizers, marriage choices, and paying big sums for sports as examples. The piece urges readers not to fear feeling and to show the real self.
Local Newspaper Staff Credits
The page credits Scott B. Hunter as managing editor A B Cubbedge as advertising director and Charles O Grice as classified advertising manager.
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Scott B. Hunter
A.B. Cubbedge
Charles O. Grice
Crimes Have Changed From Prohibition to Modern Gangs
A Senate probe hears Miami loan shark Gary Bowdach describe arson for profit and hit jobs for the mob. He cites killings, easy weapon access, and calls for faster death penalties and limited appeals to curb organized crime.
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Senate
Kefauver
Gary Bowdach
Bowdach
Miami
Luminaries and Laughs in Postwar Letters and Pop Culture
A reader mailbag mixes jokes about Civil War buffs, Nudist colonies, Shriners, lawn care, and dental tips with letters from Mary Turner and a Navy retiree recounting beach mishaps. Howard Meyers questions authors while Bill Hermann critiques Shall We Tell the President and Jackie Onassis’s stance on the Kennedy assassination tale.
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Greenville
Bill Hermann
Teddy Kennedy
Jackie Onassis
Ted Kennedy
Bill
Lord Ashley
Navy
America
Jackie Kennedy Onassis
Dallas
Texas
Kennedy
Jimmy
Time
Newsweek
Camelot
Jimmy Carter
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Aiken
Samuel A. Cothran
Sue S. Brown
Rodger Ragan
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Rutland Drive
S.C
Paul Harvey
Oklahoma
al Capone
Chicago
Las Vegas
Atlanta
Richard Cravero
Paranoid Cravero
Ashley
By Ashley Cooper
Mary Turner
Martin R. Andrews
Bonneau
Sullivan's Island
Butch
Isle of Palms
Howard T. Meyers
Howard
Daniel Defoe
the People's Almanac
Defoe
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