Can A Judge Be A Good Policeman
President Carter named Willian J. Webster to head the PL, citing vast legal experience from five years on the 0 Circuit Court of Appeals and prior roles as a federal district judge and U.S. attorney. Supporters praise his judicial calm and public service, while some question how a judge with limited law enforcement background will perform as a cop in a corruption plagued PBS era.
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Willian J. Webster
Carter
Circult Court of Appeals
Webster
U.S
PBS
Senate
Wie SI
Judicial Democratien
Soloman
Meri
Bonds OK'd in County in 1948 Sun Files
The Sun reports county actions on tunnel bonds and district matters from 1948. Voting details, school districts, local officials, and retirement programs are noted amid references to venues like Wooster and Baytown. The piece blends chaotic OCR with mentions of bonds, procedures, and community groups.
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Ry A. Wally Jr
Woltussull
Haeris County
Miter
Wooster
Bad Worldhwr Dutays
Baytown Daily News Editorial and Publication Details
Baytown Baytown Hun Jerry Winitot Pat B McDonald Editor and Publisher Fred Horberger Editor and Publisher 1950 1974 Editorial Department Prevon Pendergrass Executive Editor Wands Orton Associate Managing Editor Advertising Department etc Baytown Texas P O Box 0 Baytown 7753 subscription rates 42 75 per month yearly 1 50 single copy 15 cents daily weekly Sunday Associated Press member publication rights reserved letter policy reader submissions accepted
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Bay Town
Tekan Poo
Ie Ac
Gt Tongro
Naren
Mernes
Daytown
Teva
P.O
Baytown
HIEAD
Peicy
Associated Press
Wyacicaten
TCIAN
Capital Spotlight: Change and Its Political Aftermath
An analysis of how internal tensions within the Republican and Democratic parties shape U S politics. It notes conservatives dominate the GOP fund-raising and influence, while Democrats struggle financially, yet voters prefer centrist candidates, shaping future elections. It references 1977 reports and party budgets, highlighting ideological purism and labor-group influence on campaigns.
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Sen
Barry ML
Arizona
von Hnln
Yorn Galdwater
AeCne Orl
Gantry Tng
Republicin Party
GOV
Tabor
Uuetullar
Democratic National Committee
UNC
Understanding a Enlarged Heart From Anger and Exercise
Readers ask about a large heart and danger. Medical guidance explains heart enlargement from high blood pressure or artery disease and distinguishes athletic adaptation from pathology. If stable with good function and no ongoing symptoms, limited action may be needed. manage blood pressure and seek professional evaluation for a precise diagnosis.
Readers' Views on Values Education and School Board
A reader reports a recent school board meeting where values education programs faced critique. The letter alleges programs promote humanist values over Judeo Christian ethics and questions teacher authority and discipline methods.
Ambiguous OCR Quiz Prompt on Brands and Landmarks
Fragmented text asks about leading advertisers General Foods Procter & Gamble General Motors and a world’s tallest building. Contains garbled phrases and nonstandard questions. No clear events or entities beyond ad brands and a building query.
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General Foods Corp
Procter & Bambi
General Motors
China
Ussr
Washington Aims at Shah Arms Withheld Details Reportedly Discussed
Washington report by Jack Anderson notes President Carter faces pressure to curb arms to represssive regimes while continuing U S military sales to Iran. Defense Secretary Brown reportedly briefed the president on Iran’s sizable annual purchases and long term defense considerations, with figures still being finalized and not publicly disclosed.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Iran
Carter
Idir
White House
Defense
Harold Grown
Shah
Ran
Hrown
Shah Ofran
U.S
United States
Dr. Brown
Jeshah
Fortran
Torey
Crown
The Shah’s AWAC bid and US politics tangled in scandal
A fragmentary 1777 dated note covers Iran’s Shah spending billions on AWAC planes, past intelligence leaks, and congressional skepticism. It notes Lt Gen Ahmed Mogharabi’s betrayal, a hush hush embassy and NSC awareness, plus a legal-political clash around Philadelphia prosecutor David Marston and U S Attorney James Eastland.
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Soah
Ahmed Mogharabi
AWAC
Tehran
National Security Council
Washington
U.S
Awal Aircraf
Marston
Ther
Tan
Philadelphia
David Marston
Jimmy Carter
Af Sen
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Pat B. McDonald
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Capital Spotlight
Milton Tunce
Republican National Committee
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Capitol
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Swift
Congress
Sepublican Party
Helduny Bndear
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
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Reba Packer
Fly Orchard
Highlands
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Herring
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Wayne Rawson
Rees Barolak
Gay Brock
Marcia Stasney
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Washington Report
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