Reform of Congress Budget Process Urged by Brock
A conservative column urges public discussion of Senator Brock’s bill to reform the budget and spending. It compares Congress’s lax multi year spending to a family facing bankruptcy and calls for a joint budget committee, five year program projections, triannual program reviews, and pilot testing of new ventures.
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House
Congress
Bill Brock
Tennessee
White House
Appropriations Committees
Congressional
Virginia
Brock
Executive Branch
The Messenger Publishing Company History Note
A historical nod outlines The Messenger Publishing Company of Athens Ohio with Route 33 North at Johnson Road established 1825. It lists leaders Frederick W Bush G Kenner Bush Gordon K Bush Fred W Weber and editors and staff including M W McDargh Charles W Reamer and Richard R Paynter.
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THE
Messenger Publishing Company
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
U.S. & Possessions
Messenger Publishing Co
Small town living praised over big city life
The piece argues holidays drive youth to cities and suburbs, but small towns offer more time, cheaper living, and a simpler life. It notes crowded traffic, long drives, and limited hours in urban areas versus the perceived freedoms of smaller communities, ending with a reflective caveat about bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Are Newspapers Dying Not At All
The piece argues newspapers are not dying in a two or four newspaper market. It cites 10 year moves: 92 suspensions 39 mergers 54 daily to weekly 191 new dailies and notes overall U S daily count nearly unchanged since World War II despite radio and TV.
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Washington
D.C
Washington Star
New York City
United States
Daily Press
Managua Faces Deep Uncertainty After Killer Earthquake
Managua lies in ruins after the Christmas weekend quake with up to 7000 dead and widespread injuries. International aid pours in led by the United States as relief networks form. Debate rages over future capital site and regional power shifts between Leon Granada and other cities.
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Managua
Nicaragua
United States
Somoza
National Guard
Leon
Benjamin Campo
Granada
Liberal Party
Roger Brandon Velasquez
Education
Social Security
Agriculture
Brandon
Leovigildo Lopez Fittoria
Appalachia Population Growth Seen Lagging Nation
An ARC study attributed in the Appalachia journal argues the region will lag the nation in growth to 2000.urban share is projected to rise to 63 percent while rural decline continues, with 18.2 million in 1970 and 20.1 million by 2000. The report notes potential asset in slower growth and emphasizes quality of life planning and resource management.
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Charleston
W.va
Appalachia
Appalachian Regional Commission
ARC
Appalachian
Jerome Pickard Pickard
New York
Washington-Baltimore
Delaware Valley
Atlanta
Cleveland-Akron-Canton
ABC
Pickard
West Virginia
Panhandle
Washington
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Maryland
East Coast
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Panhandles
Lexington
Carolina Piedmont
Nixon Blamed as Congress Confronts White House Actions
Washington insight argues President Nixon escalated Vietnam bombing without congressional briefing and impounded funds, weakening executive cabinet power. It criticizes appetite for confrontation, predicts limited action by Congress and notes hostile mood among lawmakers toward Nixon.
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Nixon
Senate
House
Congress
Vietnam
Hanoi
Haiphong
White House
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James Kilpatrick
Lincoln
Marshal's Office
Subcommittee
Harry F. Byrd
Che Athens
Iessenger
Frederick W. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
Gordon K. Bush
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Charles W. Reamer
Richard R. Paynter
Small Society
Brickman
Francis B. Kent
Los Angeles Times
L.A. Gimes
Washington Post News Service
Anastasio Somoza Debayle
the Athens Messenger
Associated Press
D&s
D&s NG OO Iies
Joseph Kraft
Hugh Scott
George Mahon
House Appropriations Committee
Executive
Johnson
Sen
William Saxbe
North Vietnam
Mike Mansfield
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