Levitas Pushes HR 3658 to Curb Bureaucratic Rule Making
U S Rep Elloitt Levitas introduces HR 3658 to curb administrative law by requiring congressional approval for new federal regulations. He warns agencies act as a fourth branch, citing thousands of rules yearly and penalties for violations. Supporters call it a shield against totalitarian government.
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Investigation of Vietnam evacuee handling requested
Opinion piece critical of U S refugee policy during the Vietnam evacuation. Questions the two typists bottleneck and alleges corrupt practices for bribes to access US facilities. Denounces the fleet withdrawal and calls for accountability and public scrutiny of officials and delays.
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Birthday Quandary Sparks Humble Gift Guessing Game
Bruce frets over a birthday gift for his friend Lenny who visits with a present each year. The family debates low cost, improvised options from around the house including an appointment book, a hummingbird feeder, and a decorated jeans kit, aiming for a workable keepsake.
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My indolent take on wild game hunting worldwide
Capital Farer Andrew Junny muses that big game hunts are not dangerous or heroic as advertised. He notes guides safety and luxury on safari, likening hunts to comfortable, genteel leisure. He ends by jokingly preferring a ribbon-counter life over the chase.
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Germany and Sweden confront Baader Meinhoff siege
The Stockholm embassy crisis ends with German and Swedish actions against Baader Meinhoff group terrorists. The government refused ransom demands, leading to a deadly escalation and arrests that swell the terror gang to 31 members.
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Puzzle of Intelligence Critique on Rather TV Program
A 1975 Los Angeles Times column critiques a CBS documentary The Myth of IQ arguing heredity and environment both matter less than posed by environmentalists and warns against dismissing IQ tests while stressing careful retesting. It cites twin studies and cautions against eliminating grades and tests.
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Will Rogers on Birthdays and party labels
Will Rogers criticizes using birth anniversaries of famous men to honor memory, calling it party hype. He argues Lincoln and Jefferson would not recognize or admit today’s party labels, if resurrected, in his February 26 1933 commentary edited by Bryan Sterling.
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