New York Revises Its Ancient Divorce Laws
Editorial discusses New York's 1967 divorce reform that ends adultery as the sole ground, introduces a predivorce conciliation step, and expands mutual consent dissolution. It contrasts this with other states, warns about continued adversarial battles, and advocates for family centers with professionals to heal marriages.
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United States
U.S.A
California
Federal payroll costs stagger under war on waste
Fulton Lewis notes nine months after a drive to cut waste the federal payroll tops 2.5 million workers up 30 thousand in March and averaging over 12 thousand monthly since October. He highlights high contract salaries at agencies like the Bureau of Indian Affairs and Camp Gary Job Corps Center, with examples of inflated pay and staff moves raising concerns about use of funds.
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Washington
Lindon Johnson
Joint Committee
Geosze HL Mahon
Dtex
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Frank T. Bow
Bronto
Bow
House Appropriations Committee
Uncle Sam
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Camp Gary
Charles E. Goodell
R.-N.y
Texas Center
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Sam
Mathias seeks Hooverstyle commission to prune federal paperwork
Rep Charles Mathias of Maryland proposes a 14 member nonpartisan commission drawn from legislative and executive branches, governors, and private industry to overhaul bureaucratic paperwork. He cites 30 percent of federal workers wasting time on paperwork, $2.64 per letter, and nearly $7 billion annual cost. Federal records occupy 25 million cubic feet, with 1.5 filing cabinets per worker. The plan echoes the original Hoover Commission call for a thorough purge of government paper.
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Not Art By Name A Critique Of Modern Art
The author reflects on Guggenheim architecture and modern art trends inclining toward non traditional canvases. He contrasts Goya and classic illustration with abstract pieces, praising Parrish’s clear, communicative work and lamenting perceived lack of message in pop and op art. Parrish’s death is noted with a nod to his artistic influence.
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Nader Shakes Up Auto Industry On Safety
Washington column on Ralph Nader’s push for auto safety reform outlines his background, philosophy, and the impact of his book Unsafe at Any Speed. It notes GM and Ford opposition, Senate Commerce testimony, and calls for stronger safety standards and redesigned features.
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Drew Pearson
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Baytown Sun Advertising and Editorial Staff Listing
Baytown Sun details its advertising department editors and managers including Editor and Publisher General Manager Managing Editor Assistant To The Publisher Office Manager John Watiey Paul Putman Corrie Laughlin National Manager and other staff. Publication info notes Baytown Texas address Memorial Drive and postal box. Subscription rates listed for carrier and mail. Represents by Texas Newspaper Representatives and AP rights.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Watiey
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
PBO
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
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Today’s Grab Bag Quick Answers Revealed
A compact quiz recap listing: Agincourt year, Nobel invention, largest New England city, simplest life form, Britain’s poet laureate. It also notes historical events from 1945 Germany surrender to 1879 Selden patent, plus born today figures Brahms and others, and a few trivia lines on language and fortune.
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New England
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It's Final No More Gardening You Have Been Warned
A humorous confession by a gardener who renounces all home gardening as a mania. The writer mocks amateur gardeners as prone to drastic actions and phobias, recounts family and neighbors snipping plants, and explains personal resolve to quit tools, water bills, and toil for stumps and failed flowers. Megan’s cut back advice triggers outrage, sealing the decision to abandon gardening.
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Megan
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Smarty
Bible Verse About God’s Foundation and Departure from Iniquity
A dated Bible verse excerpt urges believers to steadfastly rely on God and to depart from iniquity. It emphasizes that the Lord knows his own and calls for separation from sin by those who name Christ.
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Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Becker
South dealer vulnerable North-South part score sixty. East-West defense defeats three clubs with precise signaling and an underlead plan. West's light double justified by part score. East backs up with timely trump and queen signals to set up two spades, two hearts, and a club for down one. Mutual trust and correct signaling driving defense.
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