New Consumer Agency Bill Looms in Congress
A House advance on the Agency for Consumer Advocacy bill mirrors a failed 1974 Consumer Protection plan. Critics warn of a powerful, labor-skewed bureaucracy that would seize private data and curb production, while polls show 75 percent oppose creating such an agency and only 13 percent feel mistreated as consumers.
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Will The CIA Survive
Washington sources say the CIA will endure current Rockefeller and Congressional probes with limited reforms. Senator Church notes CIA practices resemble Western spy operations, while critics overlook Soviet secret police history. A joint Congressional Executive watchdog committee may oversee future CIA actions.
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Family Survival Manual Replaces Household Skills
A humorous improvised guide lists simple how to steps for common tasks. It presents quirky instructions for replacing a toilet tissue spindle washing toothpaste turning on a stove closing a door turning off a light operating a clothes hamper and more. The tone mocks domestic ignorance and ends with a light note about a Good Fairy handling chores. Copyright 1975 Field Enterprises Inc.
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It's Time to Take Wallace Seriously as 1976 Nominee Threat
To The Point by Reasell Ki argues Governor Wallace is a serious and growing candidate for the 1976 Democratic nomination. He could enter the Democratic National Convention with a substantial delegate lead from primaries, affecting party unity and Ford’s reelection prospects.
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Where To Write Your Legislators Congress and State Officials
A list of congressional and Indiana state lawmakers with office locations in Washington, D C and Indianapolis Indiana. It includes Sen R Vance Hartke Sen Blech E Bayh Jr Rep Elwood H Hillis Rep Phillip Sharp Sen Martin K Edwards Sen Roger L Jessup Sen Tom Teague Rep John M Blevins Rep Craig Campbell Rep Richard M Dellinger Rep Mendle K Adams Rep Michel Balsbaugh Rep Alan Zirkle with room numbers and district designations.
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Terrorism in Washington and the battle for civil liberty
Civil libertarian essay by Holmes Alexander argues that transnational terrorism claims far higher per capita deaths than standard crime and urges restraint on law enforcement. He cites 1961 to 1975 figures, names Rockefeller and Church commissions, Kissinger, Eastland, and notes upcoming congressional and executive scrutiny of antiterror efforts.
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Moynihan and Fairlie clash over UN role and liberalism
Henry Fairlie's critique of Daniel Patrick Moynihan as UN ambassador prompts a defense of Moynihan, noting his generosity and learned diplomacy. The piece argues Fairlie underestimates the UN's relevance and Moynihan's experience, citing his India visit and Harper's article. Washington Star Syndicate Inc.
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Readers Comment on City Attractiveness to New Industry
William R. Presley argues Anderson benefits from a good school and park system, notes past firm relocation timing, and questions use of federal matching funds. He agrees with Mr. Rock on Anderson's attractiveness but warns future taxpayers bear costs of bond issues and proposed projects.
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