Global Weather Shocks Spark Drought Fears Across Regions
The piece surveys extreme weather from dry spells in the Great Plains and California to droughts in Sub-Saharan Africa and Europe. It notes unusually high tornado counts in March, potential campfire bans, and debates over global cooling versus warming, backed by a CIA report urging further study and technological research.
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California
Kansas
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Marth
United
States
Sub-Sahara
Africa
Europe
Britain
British Isles
CIA
Yet They Persist Federal Computers and Navy Waste Costs
Recent news cites federal computers as flawed and wasting money. The Navy reportedly spent five years correcting a system that automatically incurred at least 3 million dollars in unnecessary annual costs, while officials continue using the tech at public expense.
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Navy
Feds
Vacation Plans Fray As Family Chooses August Dates
A chaotic domestic scene unfolds as a family debates vacation timing. Parents argue over August weeks amid work, school, and finances while kids echo the strain of coordinating time off and babysitting. The passage juxtaposes casual expectations with a stubborn calendar.
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Sharma
Russians View of the American Presidency Stirs Debate
Soviet writers see the U S president as a tool of monopolists, while Western reporters view him as a political actor. The piece notes a university seminar on presidencies and contrasts Russian theories with American realities, praising the durability of the U S executive.
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U.S
America
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carley
Ronald Reagon
Stallenders
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Ford
Grand Rapids
American University
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Africa
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Lyndon Johnger
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Toto
Unief
Latin America
Allied
Toxic Substances Control Debate and Public Health Risks
The article argues against expanding the Toxic Substances Control Act giving the EPA broad powers to block new chemicals as unreasonable risks. It warns of higher costs, possible plant closures, and fewer new chemicals, noting existing laws and FDA-style checks may already protect health while risking slowed progress.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Uns
Elmer A. Fik
Food and Drug Administration
Europe
United States
FDA
William Wardell
University of Rochester
Great Britain
Wardell
Will Rogers Says On Generations And Change
A Will Rogers column reflects on generational views after graduation. It contrasts older and newer minds as they observe life from different eras, yet share common ground. The piece muses on looking back versus looking forward, noting mutual concerns despite differing perspectives.
IRS Directive 68 sparks anger over sweeping questions
Washington based executives condemn Directive No 68 dated April 7 1976 as an indictment not a probe. IRS agents allegedly press broad questions to uncover corporate corruption with no attorney present during interrogations. Critics see it as political leverage in Ford administration efforts amid Watergate fallout.
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IRS
Donald Alexander
Star Chamber
SAS Intelligence Division
Washington
Ford Administration
Capitol Fare June Is For Lovers
A nostalgic reminiscence in a small New England town recalls a June of youth. The narrator remembers prom night with Java, family, and friends, early work for the Ford Campaign, summer swims, and small-town social rites.
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Capitol
Second War Between the States Drives Southern Economic Rise
Paul Harvey argues the South and Southwest outpace the North in growth since 1970. Population and industry surge create a new regional power balance with higher incomes, more jobs, and expanding public services. Foreign investment and plant construction follow, reshaping the national economy.
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Japan
West Germany
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Geem Lakes
New England
Commerce Department
New Mexico
Business Week
Ant
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New York
Hartford
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Lite Rock
Louisville
Sam Bell
Italy
Montedisan
Houston
Georgia
France
Germany
Dixie
Uncle Sam
Los Angeles Times
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