Erie County Commissioners oppose state regionalization move
The Erie County Ohio commissioners adopt a resolution denouncing multi county regional division led by the Ohio Committee on Inter-governmental Relations. They warn regional redistricting usurps local autonomy and threatens land use and federal control through withheld funds. They urge Madison County to study and defend local governance and elected officials.
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Com Unity Commissioners
Erie County
Ohio
Ohio Committee On Inter-governmental Relations
United States
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Kive
Madison County
Congress Arlier
Madison County Council of Governments
Cena
Decline in marriages tied to changing teen bedrooms
A 1975 Field Enterprises reflection argues modern teen bedrooms have transformed from sacred sanctuaries to social hubs. It contrasts dorm life rituals with current honest approaches, noting how crowded spaces, loud music, and casual gatherings alter traditional courtship and home privacy perceptions.
Northern Marianas as U S military and political issue
Holmes Alexander argues the United States may seek admission of the Northern Marianas as a commonwealth, boosting the Western Pacific defense perimeter while facing ethnic, political, and strategic tensions. He critiques Pentagon spin and warns of parallels to past territorial expansions.
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Washington, DC
Northern Marianas
USA
Niles
Hawaii
Senate
House
Scoop Jackson
Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Pentagon
Mariana
Washington
Defense Department
U.S
Marianas
Panama Zone
The
Unt
Guam
America
Tr Ath Lhis
Interior and State
Tinks
Saipan
Western Pacific
South Vietnam
Okinawa
Philippines
Taiwan
Korea
Japan
Mladivostok
Alask
McNaught Syndicate
Capital Fare: Clubs, Egos, and British Snobbery
Andrew Tully recalls London and Washington men's clubs as inflation shrinks doors and dues rise. Tales color the decline of traditions, from United Services Club to White's, amid class barriers and a joke about joining a club that would admit Groucho Marx. A Washington lawyer waits 14 years for Metropolitan membership, calling it securing.
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Washington
Groucho Mars
Groucho
Robert Huark
Walker Stone
Ruark
New York Times
London
United Services Club
Marlborough
The
Bachetors
Authors
Guards
Royal Aero
New York City
Europe
Athenaeum
Pall Mall
White's
Clement Attlee
Attlee
Winston Churchill
Attee
Churchill
Cosmos
Lafayette Square
CBS seeks exemption to equal time rule in presidential pres conferences
CBS asks FCC to rule presidential press conferences are exempt from the equal time provisions, potentially allowing Ford to hold unlimited live conferences through the campaign while opponents get no guaranteed airtime. FCC decision expected early September with Democratic opposition. CBS warns could force network to rethink live coverage.
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Ren Hendren
CBS
Washington
Columbia Broadcasting System
Federal Communications Commission
Gerald Ford
FCC
Ford
Commission
Democratic National Committee
Robert N. Smith
Richard Salant
CBS News
Lyndon B. Tohnson
FCG
Johnson
Sulant
Salant
Los Angeles Times
The Issues of 1976 Economic and Social Debates
Conservation of inflation versus unemployment dominates early 1976 discourse. Polls show unemployment as the top concern. inflation ranks lower yet taxes and education emerge as pivotal topics. Quotas, race, and busing loom as future hot themes amid debates on crime and urban unrest.
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Kevin Phillips
Washington
Kes
William Simon
Gallup
New Jersey
Opinion Research Corporation
Robert Strauss
Barry Goldwater
Bible Hell
Wwe
Arch Paddington
Wallace
University of Michigan Center For Political Studies
Vietnam
Europe
King Features Syn.1
Double Standard in Antitrust Burden and Labor Monopolies
The piece argues a double standard in U S antitrust policy, noting officials push stricter corporate enforcement while unions exert monopoly power. It cites merger talks among labor unions with government backing and contends unions wield greater labor market power than employers, shaping policy to favor union dominance and inflationary wages.
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Pyre
Warden
United States
American
General Motors
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Congress
United Rubber Workers
The
Oil
Chemical and Atomic Workers
John T. Dunlop
Federal
Mediation and Conciliation Service
Wo Userye Jr
Mr Users
Usery
United Labor
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Irivia Hompeck
Field Enterprises
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
George D. Criftingergar
Harriet N Toner
Robert E. Jackson
Charles W
Ladghish
Howard Nenane Seuleay
Tresaurar
Andarsin
Mov En Fur
Jane Toner
Scott Wee
Mabiaber
Associated Press
Holmes Alexander
Alexander
By Andrew Tully
Phillips Survey
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