Editorial Viewpoint on Transport Fund Expansion Proposal
The Highway Users Federation urged pooling up to 350 million from the Highway Trust Fund with other federal-aided transport sources to boost urban transport research and rail pilots as part of a 20 year plan. D Grant Mickle testified before the House Public Works Roads Subcommittee, arguing for support and noting broad membership and safety and minority development goals.
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Highway Users Federation
Highway Trust Fund
House Public Works' Roads
Federation
D. Grant Mickle
Germs on Money From Louisville Medical Study
University of Louisville School of Medicine researchers Berel Abrams and Morten Waterman cultured 163.47 dollars in coins and notes to test microbial growth. They found 13 percent of coins and 42 percent of paper money carried germs including staphylococcus and common fungi, suggesting money passes through many hands and should be treated as a potential contaminant.
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University of Louisville School of Medicine
Berel Abrams
Morten Waterman
Health Bulletin
Baytown Sun Editor and staff listings
The Baytown Sun provides staff roles including Editor Jim Finley and Managing Editor Varesha Ortonsess. Advertising and office details list Pant Putoian and Leon Brown with distribution through 327 Memorial Drive and Baytown Post Office. Local rates and republication policies are noted with Associated Press affiliation and general contact information.
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Oes
Jatin Wadley
Frisbee
Vaal Pugnan
Amr. Pritehell
Prostut Pendyrgrasy
Jim Finley Biosibh Tee
Varesha Ortonsess
Pant Putoian Wee Etter
Emterya
Baytown
Teeas Pos
Memorial Drive
Texas
Bay
Carriee
PSI
Wevber
Associated Press
Tre
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Assets Not Considered U S May Tax Itself Into An Early Paupers Grave
Ernest Cuneo argues empires demand high taxes and debts, noting the U S deficit near 45 billion for this year and projected 124 billion over Nixon’s four budgets. He warns mounting borrowing signals a break from resources based revenue, with total taxation near 25 percent and future deficits alarming Washington.
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U.S
Allergy or cold misread by Dr Lamb in readers’ Q and A
A reader asks if recurring skin growth after a foot injury is allergy related or a keloid. Dr Lamb notes keloids are scar tissue tumors more common in dark-skinned people and under 35, with risk of recurrence after removal. Radiation after surgery may prevent recurrence. see a doctor for treatment decisions.
Swygert Tehan Face Swaps In Seventh Circuit Scandal
Washington report details a 15 year pattern of case swapping between Chief Judge Luther Swygert of Milwaukee and District Judge Robert Tehan of Milwaukee. It outlines ties to Woodmar Realty cases, tax issues, bribery accusations, and alleged political influence from Democratic connections.
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Washington
Lake Michigan
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Kerner
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Statehouse
Luther M. Swygert
Circuit
Indiana
Swygert
Milwaukee
Tehan
Woodmar Realty Co
Hammond
Ind
Lake County
Woodmar Company
Robert Tehan
American Bar Association
Woodmar
Gerald P. Hayes
Hayes
Margoles
Robert Tehan Jr
Joseph Spear
Judge Tehan
Robert Tehan, Jr
F. Ryan Duffy
Duffy
Wisconsin
John Hastings
Man vs Machine Our Brand X Copier Reigns in NEA Office
This NEA spoof recalls a stubborn Brand X copier that eats paper, jams at deadlines, and elicits robot repairmen. The piece jokes that humans must reassert control by admitting the preceding paragraph was garbled, closing with Mer Genthaler signing off.
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Newspaper Enterprise Association
Mergenthaler
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Sun
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Hohenzollern
Capital Hill
White
Alexander Hamilton
DR. Lawrence
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Pam
Dr. Lamb
Tropics
Jack Anderson
Harry Truman
John Williams
R-Del
Woodmar Realty
House Judiciary Committee
Emanuel Celler
New York
Garden of Eden
dJohn Lubbock
NEA
Daniel Ellsbergs
Jack
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