Editorial staff listing and date published
The record lists G. Kenner Bush publisher Richard R. Paynter general manager Karl W. Runser managing editor Roy Cross district editor Herb Amey city editor Fred Whissel editorial page editor Page 4 Fred W. Weber II circulation manager Fred E. Bolles retail advertising manager J. William Coon classified advertising manager Carl L. Weber production manager Friday Sept 3 1976
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Fred W. Weber II
Fred E. Bolles
J. William Coon
Carl L. Weber
EPA Sets Tough Emission Standards for Supersonic Jets
The EPA unveils stringent final emission rules for Concorde style aircraft, aiming to preserve air quality at major international terminals. The standards will keep emissions about four times higher than 1980 subsonic engines, with ground operation limits recommended to reduce on ground engine use. England and France report losses on Concorde operations despite U.S. market support.
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Russell E
Train
England
France
Woman fights city hall over parking space lengths
In Winter Park Florida a woman challenged a ticket for occupying more than one space. She questioned the meter maid and a city official about required space length, measured 13 spaces on Park Avenue, found none between 20 and 25 feet, and the judge dismissed the case saying she should have been a lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winter Park
Fla
City Hall
Park Avenue
Carter regains lead in Gallup survey post convention
In a Princeton Gallup poll Carter leads Ford 52 to 37 percent among registered voters, with gains outside the South where Carter holds a 5 to 4 edge. The survey notes this follows a historic pattern of post-convention momentum and partial retrenchment in later rounds.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N.J
Jimmy Carter
Ford
Carter
South
Gallup
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
What Ever Became of Simple Honesty
Washington asks what happened to honesty as FBI Uniform Crime Report shows rising crime. The piece cites 1960 to last year changes in larceny, motor vehicle theft, burglaries, and robberies, noting sharp increases and a loss of public trust amid high crime rates.
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Washington
FBI
America
Rise in violent crime linked to culture and devices
The piece questions a surge in crime from 108000 to 465000 and argues media violence and gun access may influence youth behavior. It contends a generation raised on bloodshed in film could be more prone to street violence and considers handgun availability as a factor.
What Ails a Nation The Crime Epidemic and Deathly Silence
A columnist laments a surge in property crime across the United States while rapes and drugs are noted. Citing FBI trends, bribery in business, fraud in Medicare claims, and university scandals, the piece questions law enforcement efficacy, deterrence, and a perceived decline in moral discipline. The author warns that policing alone cannot cure a deeper sickness of character.
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Vietnam
FBI
Encounter and Chimney Tips From Bruce Humphrey Columns
Bruce Humphrey discusses consumer rights and business ethics urging self policing to avoid new laws. He questions Chamber opposition to a consumer protection bill and advises internal reform to curb fraud and improve trust. He also offers chimney cleaning tips and price comparisons for poultry parts with a Johns Manville insulation center contact in Denver.
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Bruce Humphrey
Chamber of Commerce
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Senate
House
National Retail Merchants Association
Reading Reform: Teach Your Child to Read at Home
A critique of sight word instruction arguing it limits vocabulary and reading ability. It contrasts sight word programs with phonics, cites publishers' profits, and urges parents to teach reading at home using phonics to enable independent, broader literacy for children.
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Kathryn Diehl
Reading Reform Foundation
Sight Word
Phonics
How to Teach Reading At Home With AP Booklet
Complete instructions in the booklet Johnny STILL Can't Read available for 1.25. Send a check or money order to The Associated Press Athens Messenger Box 6-4 Teaneck New Jersey 07666. Include your full return address.
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Johnny
Associated Press
Athens
Teaneck
N.J
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