Editorials Ignorance Of The Law
An editorial condemns ignorance of federal law and highlights the Federal Register as the key public record. It notes its high cost and scarce accessibility, explains its role in publishing laws and Executive Orders, and argues Congress should ensure public understanding of legal mandates. It cites Executive Order 11490 as an example and urges reform.
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United States
Federal Register
Act of Congress
Superintendent of
U.S. Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Congress
Montana teachers seek optional history course and lighter requirements
A Montana secondary education supervisor proposes making history optional and reducing English and math requirements to expose students to real life experiences. Critics warn this undermines education while a Montana history professor argues reform should involve teaching more American history.
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Montana
Style and Prison Break Parody in Witty Exchange
A humorous monologue rails at pretentious style as a narrator recalls a "guy" who escaped from prison, rode a horse to freedom, and mocks social poses. The dialogue features Wheezie, sharp observations on chic arrogance, and a playful clash about escapes and cab rides.
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Wheezie
Field Enterprises
New Post New York Era Declares Liberal Downfall
Alice Widener discusses the 1976 shift described as the new post New York era starting after 1975. She argues liberals dominated policy from 1933 to 1976, notes mass liberal retirements, criticizes immigration and welfare policies, and predicts a conservative resurgence as economic strain reveals hard truths. The piece cites Senator Hart and celebrates a potential rebirth despite recession and bankruptcy.
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NEW Post
New York
New York City
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Meet the Press
Hart
U.S
Kennedy
Herblack
Herblock
America
U.S.A
Bureaucrat in the Bathroom Sparks Privacy Alarm
Paul Harvey critique argues government overreach invades privacy via building codes and inspections. Case of John Schoonover in Ida shows inspectors trespass, threaten felony charges over a minor vent pipe violation. The piece questions influence of lobbyists and risk to fundamental freedoms.
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Ecology
Safety
McCammon
Ida
John Schoonover
Schoonover
Will Rogers Returns to Ziegfeld Follies in 1924
Will Rogers states he will rejoin the Ziegfeld Follies during a political year to be near the heat of battle. He claims familiarity with many presidential candidates personally or by reputation and notes a demand for him beyond the candidates themselves. Author Bryan Sterling compiles this 1924 excerpt in a Will Rogers Memorial release.
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Ziegfeld Follies
Ziegfeld
Will Rogers
Dennis
University of California
Hayakawa on Attention and Parenting Roles
Hayakawa argues that true parental love requires focused attention and shared experiences with children rather than mere gifts and guidance. He cites cases of disengaged parenting, calls for listening at key moments, and warns against treating children as peers, stressing parents and teachers must provide firm guidance.
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David
Diane
Dennis
Donald Barr
Dalton School
New York
Barr
Congress- IL
Gloomy New Year Forecasts Mark 1976 Outlook
A Washington reassessment in early 1976 finds widespread gloom about crime in cities unemployment and the economy. President Ford expresses limited optimism while Nixon Wertime and others warn leaders face waning public support and calls for stronger federal direction amidst an unsettled national mood.
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Washington
Ford
Nixon
Theodore A. Wertime
Congress
Where To Write Your Legislators
A brief directory listing Washington office addresses for Senators Hartke and Birch Bayh and Representatives Elwood, Sharp. Includes room numbers and building names in the Russell and Longworth offices in Washington D C. 20510 20815 20515.
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Senate
Sen. R. Vince Hartke
Russell Office Building
Washington, D.C
Sen. Birch &. Bayh, Jr
Elwond
Longworth
Washington, J
Philip R. Sharp Hoom
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