Employers Should Weed Out Aliens
The National Can Corp adds a new question to employment apps asking if applicants have the legal right to be in the United States. Frank W. Considine leads a committee with INS to urge other firms to act, amid debate over effectiveness and the Rodino bill that could bar hiring illegal aliens. INS estimates about one million jobs held by illegals, with few in agriculture. options include more inspectors and border enforcement, but a broader welcome to visitors remains desired.
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Frank W. Considine
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Rodino
Leonard Chapman
Citadel of Freedom
Nut diet for protein needs in teens debated by Dr Lamb
Dear reader notes protein must be complete with all essential amino acids. Nuts alone cannot meet daily protein needs without excessive calories. A balanced approach uses cereal beans and nuts with milk products. nuts alone risk high fat intake and insufficient essential amino acids.
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DR. Lamb
P.O. Box
Radio City
New York
Evacuation of Saigon Faces Uncertain Political Aftermath
President Ford and aides signal no aim to recriminate over past Vietnam losses as Saigon withdrawal appears logistically successful. Observers expect short-term calm but long-term blame debate may hinge on Congress arms aid and future Vietnam policy.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
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Graham Martini
House
Today in History Highlights May 1 1975
May 1 1975 marks events from 1898 Dewey’s destruction of the Spanish fleet in Manila Bay to the Empire State Building dedication in 1931 and Hitler’s death announced in 1945. It notes Smithsonian cornerstone 847 and 1893 Columbian Exposition opening, plus later Vietnam era debates and Nixon transcripts dispute. General Mark Clark birthday listed. The passage reflects a collage of historical milestones and birthdays.
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Washington,d.c
Chicago
Cuba
U.S
California
Italy
Raffaele Minichiello
Rome
U.N. Security Council
Dominican Republic
Cambodia
Readers denounce Mengden survey as misworded
Don Martin letters criticizing Senator Walter Mengden allege the survey questions were biased and used to push a conservative agenda. He claims the results misrepresent district views on ERA rescission, tax policy, spending, and social issues, arguing the questions mislead while supporting the senator’s stance.
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Houston Papers
Walter
Mad Dog
Ures
Mengden
District 13
Martin, Luther King
Lebanon's Civil Strife pits Phalange Christians against Palestinians
Beirut endures days of intense fighting between the Maronite Phalange and Palestinian factions amid a looming Christian Muslim clash. The Phalange leadership seeks a Lebanon ruled by Christians, while Palestinians push for a broader Arab Lebanon. casualties mount and a general strike cripples ministries as the crisis tests the army's authority.
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Beirut
I Lens
Lebanon
Phalange
Kataib
Mexican President Aleman Addresses Joint Session of Congress
President Miguel Aleman addressed a Joint Session of Congress, delivering remarks on national affairs. The speech highlighted policy aims and diplomatic relations as he spoke to lawmakers.
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Miguel Aleman
Congress
Plan of Union would grant dominion-like authority to colonies
The first continental congress narrowly defeated Joseph Galloway's Plan of Union on September 28 1774. It proposed a colonial government with power to regulate commerce civil and police affairs across multiple colonies and included a veto over British parliamentary Acts.
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Joseph Galloway
World Almanac
Baytown Sun Editorial Staff and Contact Info
The Baytown Sun lists editors Preston Pendergrass Jim Finley Wanda Orion and executive staff including Executive Editor Managing Editor and Advertising staff. The paper publishes afternoons Monday through Friday from 1301 Mamonal Drive Baytown Texas with mail rates and carrier delivery details and notes Associated Press rights and local affiliations.
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Jim Finley
Wanda Orion
Jerry Winton
Pat Staples
Secon
Baytown
Texas
Associated Press
Allathar
Wean
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