Page 4 editorial staff at Kenner Bush publishing
The listing names Richard R Paynter Karl W Runser and Roy Cross as editors with Herb Amey city editor and Kenner Bush as publisher. Also named are Fred W Weber II circulation manager Fred E Bolles retail advertising manager William Coon classified advertising manager Carl L Weber production manager and tutor.
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Richard R Paynter
Gene Karl W Runser
Managin
Roy Cross
Herb Amey
Fred W Weber II
Fred E Bolles
William Coon
Carl L. Weber
Teaching Profession Views From a Local Teacher
Beverly Roberts, first grade teacher at Federal Hacking Schools, argues teachers deserve more pay and cite long hours and out-of-pocket classroom expenses. She notes strikes and urges readers to consider teachers’ dedication, planning, and impact on students.
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Beverly Roberts
Washington
Sheldons
Proposal to tax mineral rights over surface land income
A Letters to the Editor argues for taxing from purchase date the rights to fossil fuels and minerals beneath land, shifting valuations away from surface property to underground value. The author links school funding crises to current tax structures and cites England's jubilee reflections as context, dated May 11, 1935.
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the Messenger
Penn Central
England
Credit Card Mixups Endanger a Marriage
A humorous tale shows credit card company errors mistaking couples for different people. A clerk, mistaken identities, and a farcical call reveal how a computer misreads records and stirs domestic tension. Harold Sheldon learns the truth, while the real Hackney Sheldon clarifies his identity.
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Mr. Sheldon
Harold Sheldon
Hackney
Hackney Sheldon
Harold
Sheldons
Tom Hackney
On This Date in History September 27 1977 Highlights
Key events include the 1964 Warren Commission report on Kennedy Oswald, John Adams named to peace talks in 1779, and Poland surrender in 1939. Also notes a 1904 Fifth Avenue smoking arrest and Carter critique a year ago. George Raft turns 82. Einstein quote closes.
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Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
John Kennedy
John Adams
Britain
England
George Stephenson
New York
Fifth Avenue
Warsaw
Poland
Jimmy Carter
Washington
George Raft
Albert Einstein
Muddling Through: The Middle Ground in Personal Politics
A Boca Raton retiree labels a rival liberal as fuzzy headed though she rejects the term. The piece argues that Muddlers occupy a pragmatic middle in politics, preferring incremental patching over certitude and embracing uncertainty rather than total systems.
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Boston
Boca Raton
Panama Canal
Henry the Eighth
Nixon Speech Drama Spurs Resignation Talk and Price Memoir
Raymond K Price, longtime Nixon confidant and former Yale political organizer, defends the concept of political maneuvering in a forthcoming book while recounting Nixon’s April 30 1973 speech that nearly triggered resignation. The piece notes Price urged Nixon not to quit, warning Agnew could become president, amid ongoing reflections on the Nixon era.
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Raymond K. Price
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Price
Ray Price
Political Union
Young Price
Angeel-demon
Yale
Angel-boy
Ange-et-demon
Bob Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
America
Agnew
Spiro Agnew
Baltimore
Mary McGrory
Washington
Calhoun National Bank
Ehrlichman
Nixon-Frost
Martha Mitchell
United States
Mondale's Gaffe Highlights Senate Courtesy Issue
Vice President Mondale presided during a pivotal vote on removing natural gas price controls. He inadvertently recognized Senator McGovern, triggering a dispute about who should speak next. Leaders Byrd Baker and Mondale later smoothed tensions as McGovern yielded to allow reconsideration.
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Donald M. Rothberg
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Carter
George S. McGovern
D-S.c
McGovern
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Howard H. Baker
R-Tenn
Byrd
Senate
Baker
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