When Traffic Takes A Holiday Editorial Idea
The piece notes New York Mayor Jeff Vobin proposes closing Pith Aye to traffic on Saturday afternoons and cites mixed reactions from merchants and media. It compares temporary street closures to Tokyo Sundays and Kalamazoo precursors while arguing such experiments boost business despite objections about traffic.
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New York
Jeff Vobin
S7th St
Yonkers
New York Daily News
Nat Crow
Hinson Ave
Teir
Tokyo
Anderson
Meridian St
Blk Ave
Mavidian St
Lilly opens plant with near zero waste in pollution control
Eli Lilly and Company announces a new plant featuring an advanced pollution control system that nearly eliminates waste by converting by products into steam for power and other uses. Officials say the facility proves a prior approach to industry pollution and may guide future waste management in drugs and manufacturing.
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Sivas
Geo
Oi Tle
Polit- Hiel
Truth about new airline surcharge sparks public talk
A reader questions the July 1 airline ticket price hike and whether the three percent addition is a tax. The note warns of fines for mislabeling the surcharge and compares public trust in Congress to a window dressing.
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Congress
Folklore and Verse in School Memory
The text recalls proverbs and rhymes learned in school over 30 years ago and quotes lines about nature and earth. It notes the pleasure of recalling memory and reflects on how language and verse endure in figures like sea and land imagery.
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Wade
Mila
Plastic jungle bill targets unsolicited credit cards
James J. Kilpatrick argues Congress should curb mass mailings of credit cards, describing the rise of plastic card use from 197 banks in 1957 to over 1,200 banks in 1989. He cites fraud, consumer bankruptcies, and policy risks, noting Senate and House bills would restrict mailing and set fines with prison terms for fraud.
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Washington
Senate
House
Jerusalem
Impe
Congress
Obly
Tony Benitez
Taupa
Euicope
Chicago
Heuer
U.S
Knoxville
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Credt
Wichita
Lexington
BankAmericard
Federal Reserve Board
The
Washington Star Syndicats, Inc
Wholesale Prices Fall in August as Index Slips
Preliminary Bureau of Labor Statistics figures show wholesale prices down 0.5 percent in August to 117.1 percent of the 1953-53 average, with farm prices pulling the decline after seasonal adjustments. Industrial commodities rose modestly, signaling inflation pressures persist despite the mixed results.
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Frank C. Porter
Washington Post
Washington
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Murray L. Wekdenbaum
Aeneryshire
Ai Unebes Rt
Ted Whairp
Iassey Dev Crease Tran
BLS
Thergere Alta Geerenies
What Conservatism Is And Is Not
Heritage Hill publishers offer a sampling of conservative thought from William Buckley and others. The excerpts frame conservatism as non violent dissent against materialism and statism, praising individual freedom, law and order, moral responsibility, and limited government.
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Washington, D.C
Heaba-Mershill Company
American Heritage Seri
Heritage
William Thick. Alexander
Brs
Bill Buckley
Gary Wills
Milton Freid
Buckley
Allas
Whittaker Chambers
The
National Review
Aliss Ayn Rand
Chambers
Robert Weir
Welch
McNaught Syntivate, Inc
Pornography Policy Debates and Court Actions Stir Public Opinion
The article outlines debates over federal and state approaches to pornography law and censorship. It notes a push for repeal of obscenity restrictions, government prosecutions of mail order distributors, and anticipated Supreme Court rulings. It cites the Psychology Today survey on attitudes toward sex in art and media.
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Council On
Wiie House
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Pennsylvania Avenue
House Subcommittee On
Robert N.C. Nix
T'a
Supreme Court
Terun
L.am Curious
Boards of Censors
Denmark
Annie Theander
Psychology
To Supreme Court
Enner
War dominates autumn campaign over Cambodia crisis
The Los Angeles Times notes the campaign centers on the Cambodia war as Nixon refocuses policy. Agnew, Lon Nol support, and new U.S. aid plans mark a forced shift toward diplomatic control of Asian operations.
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D. JR. Bruckner
Los Angeles Times
Cambodia
Congress
Petiale
Air
Nixon
Solro T. Agnew
Agnew
U.S
Lon Nol
Vietnam
Jon Nol
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
William P. Rogers
Diplomata
Washington
Saigon
Defense
Atelvim Laird
Pas
Laos
Vietmont
State Department
Senate
Anld Lon Nol
Pentagon
Asia
Denetalyard
Lawmakers' Addresses Listed
Senators and officials listed addresses in the old Senate Building and Capitol District listings. The entries show names such as R Varee Hartke and Birch Bayh with locations in Washington DC and a street address style reference, reflecting a newspaper notice of political office contact points.
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Senate
Sen
R. Varee Hartke
Ofte
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Jackson
Menene
Andelann
Youn Hepaud
Dolly
Harold Shoudl
Lees vriMt Ber
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Moore
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Unitad
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