End Procrastination on Public Employment in Congress
James Kilpatrick argues Congress should act now to address public employee strikes and unionization. He reviews Edward R. Lee’s proposals for a Public Employee Mediation Board and limited bargaining rights, noting potential benefits and tax costs, urging timely legislative scrutiny.
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Signing of Telsat Charter by 54 Nations at State Department
U S of Earth federation signing sees 54 nations approve the International Tele communicators Satellite Organization charter at the State Department. secretary of state William P. Rogers lauds the action as future-reaching while moving Arthur C Clarke to proclaim the new agreement.
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France
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Belgium
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Soviet Union
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Indian Oceans
Manhattan Brooklyn gang war and space age plans collide
The item recounts a 50 year old clash between Manhattan and Brooklyn gangsters over bootlegging profits and a murder, notes Kerr Hardware’s quick-fire extinguisher rescue, and surveys AFL leadership threats amid a broad talk of a world satellite federation, Comsat, and a political test of humanity’s use of new tech.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
New York
Gogo” Knox
Athens Ohio newspaper masthead and date 1971
The Athens Messenger published in Athens Ohio on Wednesday September 8 1971 lists staff roles and publishing details. The issue marks a local daily paper history with editors publishers and circulation notes for the Athens area.
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Nixon Leads Wallace and Lindsay in Gallup Trial Heats
The Gallup poll shows President Nixon ahead of John Lindsay and George Wallace with 45 percent to 30 percent in a Nixon versus Lindsay heat and Wallace at 12 percent. Kennedy Humphrey and Muskie trail Nixon by small margins while Lindsay underperforms among independents and is stronger with under 30 voters than Nixon.
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Minnesota
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Maine
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Gallup Trial Heat Shows Static Party Leanings
A Gallup survey conducted in August 2023 with 1480 adults in about 300 locales finds little change in party support since earlier trials. Among 1054 registered voters, respondents imagine a 1968 style race with Nixon as Republican Lindsay as Democrat and Wallace as third party.
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Nature lore from Miss Niklas on toads bees and beasts
HAL BOYLE reports Mary Niklas shares curious natural facts from toads eating pests to bees’ precise foraging times. She notes rabbits can swim and punch, jackrabbits race, grasshoppers jump far, polar bears decline, and odd parenting by kurtus fish. Mary ends with zoo goats adoption and a quirky Pomeranian fact.
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Mary Niklas
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Niklas
Australia
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The Messenger Publishing Co. Publication Details
Daily and Sunday newspaper notice lists pricing for single copies and mail subscriptions in Ohio West Virginia and other regions. It includes delivery terms by carrier annual rates and post office entry as second matter under 1918 act with address in Athens Ohio.
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Desegregation Drive Faces New Legal Fronts In US
Washington insight notes vast confusion as desegregation efforts continue. The Swann ruling prompts court-ordered integration in some areas while exempting private choices from busing. California Serrano decision links education rights to wealth, challenging tax based funding. These rulings shift focus from race to money, promising a lengthy political and legal battle ahead.
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