Runaway Pappy Program Aids Missing Parents Return
Madison County reports early success of the runaway pappy program aimed at locating missing parents and recovering delinquent child support payments. About $35,000 has been returned, with 17 percent supporting AFDC, 25 percent funding county services, and an estimated yearly county recovery of $69,000 to $75,000.
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Madison
County Welfare Fund
County General Fund
Madison County
William F. Linler
Rogram
Indiana
Madison County Prosecutor’s Office
Government agency hires Rockwell consultants amid cost overrun
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare engaged Rockwell International Corp as a private consultant at 378,147 dollars to audit its private industry payments. The department reportedly cannot determine the total number of consultants it employs. General Accounting Office notes the Rockwell contract has overrun to 2.2 million dollars.
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Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Rockwell International Corp
Rockwell
A Witty Parental Quandary Over Leaving Kids Alone
A couple laments if their children aged 15 17 and 20 are old enough to vacation alone. The discussion veers to failed childrearing, a police report about a chaotic party, and charges of neglect amid a list of absurd mishaps.
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Erma Bombeck
General Motors
Paneipal
Asshail
The Warhead Choice By Holmes Alexander
An analysis of U S defense policy and technology growth under President Carter focusing on the Mark 12A warhead and SALT I, with debate over arms control versus advancing weaponry and the political pressures shaping leadership decisions. The piece weighs strategic milestones, funding, and potential paths for U S science and diplomacy.
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Holmes Alexander
Washington, DC
Win
Carter
Uys
America
Vance
Gromyko
Tie
X Ray Risks Raise Questions About Medical Use
The article argues X-ray exposure has potential harms and that overuse, driven by malpractice fears, is a problem. It cites National Cancer Institute guidance against routine X-rays for breast cancer screening in younger women and notes rising diagnostic X-ray costs. It highlights genetic risks from exposure during pregnancy and urges patient caution unless clearly warranted.
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Paul Harvey
Mowest
National Cancer Institute
NCI
United States
American Medical Assa
Hust
AMA Journal
Roswell Park
Phillips Survey Says Media Power Under Scrutiny
Washington columnist argues that national media power is not measured by local markets but by nationwide information flow. He notes ownership concentration in networks and publishing giants, cites looming oligopoly, and calls for federal study and new national competition definitions to preserve diversity.
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Kevin F. Philbip
Washington
KFS
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
New York-Washington
New York Washington
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Fort Worth
Topeka
Kangas
Nawa
Washington Post
Tlevision
Goliaths
U.S
New York
Seven Sisters of
Guild of America
Ton
Arizona
Marcis Udall
Columbia Journalism Review
Boby McIntosh
Juncion City
Nebraska
Inn
Minerals And Security Debate At Hamburg Conference
More than 70 strategists from the United States Britain France Germany Israel and South Africa gathered at the Hans Rissen Institute in Hamburg for the North South Dialogue on mineral supplies. Western governments face a looming minerals crisis with strategic resources tied to Southern Africa while Third World nations push for aid and higher prices. Western policy should focus on securing mineral access and strengthening ties with Canada and Brazil, with NATO allies aiding stability in Africa.
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Anthony Harhigan
Hamburg
Germany
United States
Britain
France
Israel
South Africa
Hans Rissen Institute
Paris
West
Daly Express
London
Hans Rissen
The
Foreign Affairs Association
Africa
van Rensburg
Energy Studies Institute
Europe
Soviet Union
Canada
Australia
Iit World
Japan
U.S. Geological Survey
Mozambique
Tanzania
Brazil
Soviel Union
NATO
Zaire
Ric
Belgian Congo
Will Rogers Quips on Washington Power Struggle
Will Rogers comments from June 3 1935 about political timing in Washington D C noting that leaders wonder if their opponent was the real winner. Edited by Druay Sterling for the Will Rogers Memorial.
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Washington
B.C
Will Rogers
Druay ‘Sterling
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