Red Tape At Its Reddest in ICC Comment Rule
Grace Stern challenged an Interstate Commerce Commission rule requiring 15 copies double spaced of any filing plus a first class copy to each opposing party. A lawyer calls the 19 copies and high costs of 10 to 25 cents per page outrageous and says the rule discourages individual consumer participation in comments on household goods movers. The ICC denied the waiver, limiting individual consumer input in a case affecting those who have moved household goods.
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Grace Stern
Chevy Chase
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Stern
Washington Star-News
ICC
Golf course should serve city needs not just college
Roy V. Comeaux argues in a Baytown Sun letter that the 138 acres of publicly owned land should host a municipal golf course rather than a campus facility. He urges city operation, potential part time college help, and a public survey to gauge interest and funding, noting tax money funds the land.
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Donald L. Brunson
John Black
Baytown Sun
Lee College
Baytown
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Sun
Lee College Health and Physical Education
Benny Moskowitz
Roy V. Comeaux
Louisiana
Thomas Jefferson
U S Ace In Hole Research Science Keep America Ahead Of Game
A Republican era essay by Ernest Cuneo extols science and private and public funding for research. It celebrates American inventors from Franklin to Salk, warns against curtailment, and recalls a pioneer Oregon teacher linking science to divine progress and flight.
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America
Ernest Cuneo
Washington
Africa
New Orleans
Ben Franklin
Eli Whitney
Robert Fulton
Samuel B. Morse
Alexander Graham Bell
Charles Goodyear
Thomas Edison
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Henry Ford
Water Reed
Jonas Salk
U.S
Kit Carsons
Thomas Jefferson
Louisiana Purchase
Congress
Should Happen To You Should Happen To You
Open letter recounts a confrontation where the writer is mugged on Wisconsin Avenue in Milwaukee. The author questions the mugger’s intent after handing over a quarter and notes experience with similarly hostile encounters from Boston to Bombay. The piece reflects on fear and confusion in a city street incident.
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City Center
Boston
Bombay
New York City
Lower East Side
New Supreme Court code paves way for censorship claim
The article argues the new judicial code expands the Justice Department's power to classify information, reducing press protections and risking jail for reporters who protect sources. It cites Peter Bridge and William Farr cases and criticizes secrecy as government overreach.
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Supreme Court
Justice Department
Newark
Peter Bridge
Charles Older
Los Angeles
William Farr
Baytown Sun From Baytown Post Office Records 1077
Baytown Sun enters as second class mailer in Baytown Texas with circulation details and rates. The text includes a lengthy personal narrative about a late night medical emergency at Mount Sinai Hospital and reflections on hospital care and society.
Skim Milk Calories Compared with Whole Milk Guidance
A reader asks about calories in skim and fortified skim milks. Dr Lamb explains approximate eight ounce values: skimmed plain 103 calories, fortified with 2 percent solids 125 calories, fortified with 2 percent solids 142 calories, whole milk 160 calories. He notes fortified skim often has some fat and calcium advantages but not as many calories as whole milk. A reader asks about abdominal exercises, receiving a corrective routine and tips for building mid section strength.
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Mr. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
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Leon Brown
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