Saas Che Athens Egg and Staff Listing 1976
Fragmentary OCR shows a reference to Saas Che Athens egg Est 1825 Route 33 N and Johnson Rd Ath Fretlich W Bash Pabhemee 1896 1929 plus a list of staff members including Karl W Runser Roy Cross Herb Amey Fred Whissel G Kenner Bush Richard R Paynter and others with date Tuesday December 21 1976.
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Che
Athens Egg
Johnson Rd
Ath
W. Bash Pabhemee
Saas
Karl W. Runser
Managin
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred Whissel
Steel price hikes trigger antitrust debate and layoffs
American steel advocates urge end of a global cartel and seek interim relief amid reports that Japanese and European deals hurt US steel. Hearings in Washington on trade pact impact. Lawmakers warn of a permanent double standard if the pact stays. Steel imports blamed for West Coast layoffs.
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Japan
American Iron and Steel Institute
Washington
Larry
U.S
Simmons
North Americans See UN Favorably As Waldheim Starts Second Term
George Gallup reports that Waldheim's second term for the United Nations coincides with a broadly favorable view of the UN across the United States Canada and Western Europe. Pluralities in these regions express positive opinions about the organization and its leadership.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Kurt Waldheim
United Nations
United States
Canada
Europe
Global Public Opinion on United Nations Reveals Mixed Awareness
Gallup International finds half of the world has heard of the UN with awareness highest in North America at 90 percent and lowest in Africa at 27 percent. The survey covers 70 nations and over 10,000 interviews, mapping views on whether the UN does a good job and why people know of its work.
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Latin America
Africa
Far East
Gallup International Research Institutes
United Nations Organization
North America
Coven M
Western
Europe
Seeder
Csenceeies
Sd Kuowded Tuehebe
Far Eastern
United Nations
Unesco
Unicef
Developed Nations
United States
U.S
Free World
Santa Claus Receives Nonsensical OSHA Warning Letter
A spoof OSHA memo to Santa at the North Pole cites numerous absurd violations from toy factory conditions to reindeer stalls and chimney entries. The letter parodies regulatory jargon and Christmas lore with overblown penalties and improbable rules.
Christmas Safety Rules From Scrooge OSHA
A satirical letter from E Scrooge director of Xmas OSHA outlines strict safety rules for Santa’s workshop. It details chimney access steps with a railing a rule against leaving packages that could trip or break and requires neat pile spacing of 1.9 feet. Stockings may be filled only if four pounds can hang from the chimney per stocking. Inspectors will be out on December 24 with severe penalties for infractions.
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Santa Claus
North Pole
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Washington, D.C
OSHA
Osha Regulaion 763
Donner
Blitzen
Anchorage
Seattle
Los Angeles
Mrs. Claus
Madam Chairman Takes Seat on Ohio Senate Judiciary Panel
Marigene Valiquette, a Toledo native and longtime attorney, becomes chairwoman of the Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee. Known for toughness and a sharp tongue, she leads with a liberal labor backing and opposes abortion, while guiding major tax and utility rate reforms.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Ohio House
Marigene Valiquette
Toledo
Valiquette
Ways and Means
Miss Valiquette
House Senate
House Asst
Norman Murdock
Murdock
Labor
University of Toledo Law School
American Prisoner of Politics and Pardon Delays
The piece argues Howard Hunt is a political prisoner and critiques delays by the pardon attorney in recommending clemency. It cites Judge Sirica's harsh sentencing, Hunt's family tragedy, and political pressure surrounding Nixon-era pardons during an election period. It questions due process and implies executive interference for political gain.
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Chile
United States
Howard Hunt
James Q Wilson
Harvard
John Sirica
Wilson
Hunt
Sirica
the United States
Pardon
Richard Nixon
Will Ogers Says out and the Hunt in Jail
A 1932 reader letter condemns delayed justice and bureaucratic neglect in Hunt’s case. The writer mocks pardon processes and suggests sensational remedies while criticizing long waits and political influence. The piece also digresses to advocate legalizing horse racing as a public spectacle.
Defend Yourself From Battery Tricks with Hydrometer Check
Bruce Humphrey advises car owners to buy a hydrometer to test battery health, compare cold cranking power and reserve capacity, and avoid overpriced replacements. He explains jumper cable safety, battery differences, and warns about service station upselling. He also notes a pamphlet on weather and health available for 35 cents from the Public Affairs Committee.
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Bruce Humphrey
Public Affairs Committee
Park Ave. South
New York
N.Y
Pocketbook Impact Pointers For 1977
AP Business outlines 3 key money trends for 1977. Lenders push for variable rates as stability falters. Banks press to end Regulation Q to compete with thrifts, while municipal bond funds attract small investors seeking tax-exempt yields with caveats on call risk and long maturities.
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John Cunniff
AP Business
NEW York
Donald Kaplan
Federal Home Loan Board
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G. Kenner Bush
Richard R. Paynter
Fred W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
J. William Coon
Carl L. Weber
Gallup Poll
The
Small Society
Merry Christmas
Santa
Art Buckward
E. Scrooge
Xmas Osha
Will Ogers
General Motors
General Electric
General Utility
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