NegOSHAble Bonds: Farmers Alarmed by OSHA Rules
The piece fuses satire on OSHA rules with farmer reactions. It cites a beef cattle booklet as insulting and cites proposed field hand sanitary facilities requiring many outhouse nearby and multilingual access. The author questions federal overreach and asks for relief from “negOSHAble bonds.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Nebraska
Carl Curtis
Curtis
Pentagon
Associated Press
Brownfield
Washington
Letters Reflect Wide Range On Athens School Coach Choice
July letters reveal strong opinions on hiring a basketball coach for Athens City Schools. Debates cover promoting the assistant, external hires, balance with academics, and community unity. The letters number 49 from four dozen regional communities and Washington, with broader civic concerns also discussed.
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Athens City
Athens Education Association
Washington
US News and World Report
Athens
Ford leads Reagan in GOP and independent support for 1976 nomination
Nationwide surveys show Ford with 58 percent to 36 percent for Reagan in the Republican field. Reagan trails among independents 49 to 41. Reagan’s closest margins occurred in late February among Republicans and in mid June among independents, with Ford maintaining the edge in both groups.
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Princeton
Gerald Ford
Ronald Reagan
Ford
Meagan
Reagan
Ford Reagan
Reagan’s Slapdash Schweiker Pick Shrivels Image
Reagan’s choice of Pennsylvania Senator Richard Schweiker as running mate is criticized as a pragmatic mistake that harms Reagan’s principled image. The piece contrasts Reagan with Carter, argues Schweiker’s liberal voting record clashes with GOP ideals, and questions future unity and electability.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
Reagan
Henry Clay
Schweiker
Ford
Kansas City
Burke
Heagan
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Statesman
Walter Londale
Senate
True Blue
Bond
Javits
New York
Brooke
Massachusetts
Mondale
Baker
Tennessee
Griffin
Michigan
Percy
Illinois
Aflcio
Democratic
Charles Curtis
Frank Knox
Charles Linza McNary
John William Bricker
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Edward Miller
Coal Rules Won't Hit Ohio Hard, EPA Says
The Federal Energy Administration orders that new plants burn coal may not raise costs for Ohio fuel users. Four Ohio plants are affected, with small impact expected since all Ohio plants already use coal. Environmental officials say pollution in Ohio should not rise due to the switch.
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Columbus
Ohio
Federal Energy Administration
State Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Painesville
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Dayton Power & Light Co
FEA
Frank Zarb
Edward Rodzinak
Region 5
Cincinnati
Rodzinak
Jack Wunderle
State
Wunderle
Tax reform blocked by Long system as Carter wavers
The piece argues Senate Finance Committee Chairman Russell Long maintains a system of special favors that dilutes reform. It notes amendments and loopholes benefit firms like Diversified Services and predicts reform requires a decisive president. Carter’s New York remarks raise doubt that tax reform moves forward this decade.
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Jimmy Carter
New York
Washington
Senate
Russell Long
Finance Committee
Fritz Mondale
Minnesota
Carter
Minneapolis
Eileen Shanahan
New York Times
Senator Long
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
Long
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Canning Lids Tested by State University Report
Pennsylvania State University College of Agriculture tested nine jar lid brands to judge sealing reliability. Eight were new last year. several two piece lids failed repeatedly while certain one piece lids performed well. Also notes mail order warnings and a Yardstick method for measuring unknown heights using shadows and a yardstick.
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Ohio University
Athens Mental Health and
Athens City Council
Stewart St
Stimson Avenue
East Elementary
Athens County
Beacon
Hope Dairy
Bruce Humphrey
Pennsylvania State University College of Agriculture
Plast-O-Products
Milton
Del
Rockwell
Iberia
Kerr
Torque-Rite
Magic Button
Holes and chemicals in produce and home fire safety notes
Dr. Jerry Parsons argues consumers avoid holes in vegetables while organic options compete with chemical farming. The piece questions public reception of organic versus chemical produce and invites shared insights from growers and retailers. Plus air hazard notes and a fire safety checklist offered by Kemper Insurance.
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Jerry Parsons
Texas Agriculture Extension Service
San Antonio
Jerry
Kemper Insurance Companies
Long Grove
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S. John Byington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Gen
George S. Brown
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mozambique
van Trina Anyung
James Kilpatrick
Onis Hume T
Will Rogers
Joseph Kraft
House
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Chamber
Congressional Action
Legislative Department
Congressinal Action Service
H. St. NW
Washington, D.C
H. W. Humphrey
the Plains
The
Small Society
Dad
Brickman
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