Lawmakers push sweeping reform of Food Stamp Program
Republican Congressman Bob Michel of Illinois and Senator James Buckley of New York unveil a comprehensive reform measure aimed at halting the program’s rapid growth, tightening administration, reducing fraud, expediting processing, and removing high income non-needy qualifiers. They note the program’s cost has risen sharply since 1965 and warn of ongoing increases.
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Government overreaction to ecology scare questioned
The Gazette of Emporia cites concerns over EPA rules and praises Johnson Wax for developing a water based aerosol system to remove fluorocarbons. It argues against radical regulations and urges cautious policy that lets industry innovate while limiting bureaucratic restrictions. It endorses Rep. Michel and Sen. Buckley for reform proposals.
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Rockefeller Commission Reveals CIA Took Prosecution Role
The Rockefeller Commission report confirms Justice Department abdicated its duties from 1844 to last January by allowing the CIA to decide prosecutions of its own employees. The agency was tied to forbidden law enforcement yet no evidence of abuse was found, while officials note no prosecutions occurred during that period.
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Americans Love Bureaucrats in Person Yet Loathe Them in Abstraction
A Psychology Today piece based on a University of Might gun Survey Research Center study finds Americans favor bureaucrats face to face but distrust a faceless system. It notes mixed satisfaction with job agencies and welfare offices, calls for non professional oversight, and flags rising cynicism about government while cherishing national symbols and patriotism.
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Will Rogers Says on Foreign Involvement and Leaders
Will Rogers critiques U S intervention abroad and the rise of paid leaders who justify government aid to followers. He quips about gunboats, investments, and comforts, and jokes that citizens owe more to the Constitution than it owes to them. Dated October 23, 1933.
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Why Not School Busing in Inglewood
A 1974 Los Angeles Times column argues against busing in Inglewood California noting a court order to end busing after years of mixed race schools. It critiques its effectiveness and warns it perpetuates resegregation and social divisions while urging equal opportunity through broader societal changes.
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Public doubts energy crisis amid distrust in leaders
A nationwide Cambridge Survey shows Americans oppose Ford tax and congressional energy plans, distrust political leaders, and blame oil companies. Only small minorities favor strict conservation or oppose regulation, with 56 percent negative on oil firms and broad disbelief in major energy remedies. King Features Syndicate.
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