Opposition to religious broadcasting petition R.M. 2493 discussed
A local editorial condemns efforts to ban religious programming on radio and television, arguing it violates First Amendment freedoms of religion and speech. It urges citizens to write to FCC commissioners Dean Bureh and others at 1919 M Street Washington DC 20554 to oppose Petition No. R.M. 2493, noting bureaucratic overreach and erosion of liberties.
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Robert E. Lee
Nicholas Johnson
H. Rex Lee
Charlotte T. Reid
Richard E. Wiley
Benjamin L. Hooks
Man and animal vivisection debated in Army testing row
The Army plans to buy and use beagle puppies for chemical testing despite a 1960s era ban on using dogs for such work. The note weighs vivisection ethics, arguing for humane lab animals and criticizing cruelty, citing Dr. Lewis and a 1975 Times quote.
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Los Angeles Times
Legislators Address List for Washington D C
A compiled list of lawmakers including Sen R Varee Harlke in Room 451 Old Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 Sen Birch E Bayh in Room 304 Washington DC 20510 Rep Elwood H U Lillis Ind 7th Dist Longworth Office Building Washington DC 20515 Rep Phillip Sharp 10th Dist Longworth Olsten Building Washington DC 20515
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Federal Consumer Advocacy Agency Bill Draws Opposition
The proposed Agency For Consumer Advocacy in Senate Bill 200 is attacked as a federal overreach. Critics cite 63,000 regulator jobs costing over 2 billion annually, 5,000 form types and 130 million hours wasted, plus examples of burdensome rules and mislabeling.
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One Sleed
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Washington University
St Louis
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GS Chamber of Commerce
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House of Representatives
Opinion Research Corp
Mouse of Representatives
Supreme Court limits union use of secondary boycotts in contracts
A 5 to 4 Supreme Court ruling holds that unions risk antitrust violations when pressuring general contractors to hire only union subcontractors. The decision confines the 1959 exemption to relationships within collective bargaining, not broader pressure on unrelated contractors. Dissenters argue Congress intended broader protection for unions.
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Ation
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Perils of Public Finance in NYC Budget Crisis
Phillips Survey argues a national lesson from New York City's fiscal brink in the 1970s. Public finance, not private, now drives solvency concerns, with rising debt, potential defaults, and looming need for federal support as unemployment funds dwindle and Social Security faces deficits.
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KFS
New York City
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U.S. Social Security
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Forbes
King Peatures Syndicate
Remarks on 1975 graduates and moral renewal in America
The speaker urges 1975 Niagara University graduates to redeem the time with faith and action amid a turbulent world. He cites Santayana and Chesterton, contrasts post Christian decline with hopeful scholarship, and calls graduates to uphold right reason, public virtue, and global humility despite unemployment concerns.
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Los Angeles Times
Will Rogers Says on Poppies and War Relief
Will Rogers urges readers to buy a poppy for soldiers in hospitals, praising war charity. He comments that romance with war fades as new races reveal big scorers, noting a nose finish in horse and auto events and chiding spectators for chasing boards rather than the race.
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