Public Works Costs and Ford Veto Debate Rise
A 1950s interstate program is blamed for costly mowing and maintenance as Indiana faces higher roadside costs. Kenneth Hoover argues safety mowing limits and resurfacing budgets, while President Ford is urged to veto a proposed Consumer Protection Agency costing 60 million over three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feupekabl
Indiana
Kenneth KR
Hoover
State Highway Department
Greenfield
Ford
Consumer Protection Agency
Senate
House
Avauld
Virginia Knaner
Hhan
Toeir
Connally as Secretary of State Rumor in Ford Administration
Sources say President Ford highly regards former Texas Governor John Connally for a top post possibly Secretary of State after Kissinger. Connally, acquitted on bribery charges, remains close to Ford and could join before 1976, with speculation about a running mate role if Rockefeller is dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Tully Washington
Ford
Jobin B. Connally
Texas
Henry Kissinger
Connally
Treasury
Queaser
Washington
Chiristirras
Ford Administration
Senate
Gerald Ford
Connnally
John Connally
Nelson Rockefeller
The Big Bribe in Global Business Practices
Paul Harvey reports on widespread bribery abroad as a business ritual. U.S. firms face pressure to pay officials for protection, permits, and contracts, with examples from Mexico the Middle East and Africa. Bribery is described as institutionalized, costing companies sales while boosting corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentagon
United States
Mexico
The
Wall Street Journal
New York
Reibe
Tien Sou
Japan
Las Relief
Gulf Oil
Northrop Aviation
Nigeria
Cval
Reagan on Solzhenitsyn Meeting Sparks Detente Debate
Ronald Reagan argues that White House hesitation to meet Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn shows fear of upsetting the Soviets while praising Solzhenitsyn as a moral voice. The column notes Solzhenitsyn’s Washington appearance, Kissinger’s aides’ objections, and the possible signals from the USSR amid detente tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Reagan
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Ford
White House
Solzhenitsyn
United States
Washington
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Soviet Union
Henry Kissinger
Ron Nessen
Kennedy Vendetta and the Era of Just Punishment
A critical essay links U S actions from Bay of Pigs to Vietnam to a perceived era of consequences. It references Harper's Magazine coverage by Branch and Crile alleging Kennedy era interventions wrought harm, with calls for accountability and moral retribution. The author suggests CIA and media complicity, tying assassinations and political turmoil to 1960s policies and misdeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Bay of Pigs
Saigon
United States
Kennedy
Taylor Branch
George Crile
Harper's Magazine
Washington
New York
Camelot
Rockefeller Commission
Frank Church
JFK
Richard Kon
CLA
CIA
Harper
Bob Kennedy
Los Angeles
Department of Justice
Castro
Harper's
Bay of Figs
Barry Goldwater
Indochina
Diem
Crile
Cuba
Kennedys
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
McNaught Syndicate Inc
Solzhenitsyn and Buckley stir Old vs New Right tensions in politics
The piece examines Solzhenitsyn inviting Senator Buckley to a New York AFL-CIO event, noting divisions over labor power and public perception. It targets Kevin Phillips and his The Emerging Republican Majority, contrasts the Old Right with the New Right, and warns against courting George Wallace while risking conservative cohesion and policy goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philistia
Afl-Clo
Meksandr Solzhenitsyn
New York City
James L. Buckley
Labor
Saint
Ed Senior Senilor
New York
Selzhenitsyn
Senator Huckley
Kevin Phillips
Phillips
Buckley Brothers
TV Guide
William F. Buckley Jr
PTY
Calnip
Christopher Columbus
Samuel Eliot Marison
New Right
Buckley Axis
Wallace
George Wallace
Will Rogers Says Birthday Reflections From 1994
A fragmented Will Rogers column from August 10, 1994 reflects on a president's birthday, self admiration, and fate with lines about looking back to foresee events. Edited by Bevan Sterling for publication by The Rochester Tribune Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Rogers
Bevan Sterfing
Wil Rogers
Rechster Sid Tribune
Synilivale
Shenandoah Band Hearts Hawaii Trip Gratitude Note
The Shenandoah Marching Raider Band thanks the Shenandoah School community and supporters for donations and assistance that made their Hawaii trip possible. Directors David Brown and staff express sincere appreciation for financial and moral support from band parents and locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah
David Brown
Hawaii
Shenandoah Band
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sditowcall
Marion County
Mit.ford
Capital
Paul Harvey News
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers,ac
George D. Crittencergee
Pres Dent
Robert E.jackson
Gerard Wa Oner
Jackson Street
Anderson
Hariget We Tomer
Vites
Charles W Laughlin
Jane Toner Scott
Dilly
Arderson
Indicuto Comer
Shane
Herat
Jadaber
Associated Press
Thas
Nesgen
Pele
Uke
Solhenitsyac
West Virginia
Maid of Cotton
Solzhenitayn
Americ
Holmes Alexander
Buckley
Hin
Abd
Iever
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!