Action on legal fee reform for VA and Social Security
Lawmakers including William Cohen advocate extending loser pays style rules to VA and Social Security appeals. VA and Social Security losses on appeals show high reversal rates, yet plaintiffs face legal costs. Proponents argue fairness as citizens fund government error and defense.
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Social Ball
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Cohen
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It's Possible Self-Confidence Has No Price Tag
Reverend Schaller of Garden Grove Community Church shares a morning run story with Mrs. Schuller about a dog chasing him. He explains that thinking positively blocks fear and that self-confidence is caught, not taught, a message from his nationally syndicated program.
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Monkey Met Death In Traffic Mishap 1957
Sun Files from Baytown Sun recall 40 30 and 20 years ago. May 7 1937 health checkups for about 500 Goose Creek students in church basement. Tri Cities PTA and Council sponsor. Dr E P Crow health chair. Names include Clifford Bond and E C Bond death in Milwaukee. Goose Creek land deed presented by Fred Linterman Crosby School Board president. May 7 1987 monkey killed in traffic near Anadweria. county first. Sheriff Louis Otter notes other animals unhurt. Dr J T Horecoy reelected school board president. Jeanie Sparks valedictorian Anahwac High. Roy M Reid Jr salutatorian. Footnote recalls county development and courthouse dedication last July.
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Washington Out Owed All Bey Officers
A fragmentary notice reports a historical issue where Washington is shown as owing all bey officers, with unclear context and missing details. The readable portions imply a financial or symbolic debt affecting military or civic officers, but specifics are not available in the text.
Bible Verse About Belief and Salvation
A Bible verse emphasizes faith in Christ as the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, first to the Jew and then to the Greek, quoting Romans chapter one verse sixteen.
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White House Trims Inflation Outlook as Economy Poised for Slow Growth
Despite drought and winter woes, the White House lowers inflation expectations to 6.7 percent for the year to November 1977 and projects a 4.9 percent rise in real output. Budget Director Bert Lance notes a cooler outlook, while private economists, including Merrill Lynch’s Albert Cox Jr., anticipate steadier growth in 1978. The upbeat view emphasizes resilience of the U.S. economy against global peers.
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White House
Office of Management and Budget
Carter
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Cox
Bert Lance
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Today In History highlights from May 8, 1977
May 8, 1977 marks the 128th day of the year with 237 days remaining. Notable events include de Soto discovering the Mississippi near Memphis in 1541, the Palo Alto clash in 1846 opening the Mexican War, Truman’s /birth in 1884 and World War II era broadcasts. The Coral Sea battle ended in 1942. In 1958 anti-American demonstrators disrupted a visit by Vice President Nixon to Lim. In 1970 a Wall Street clash injured workers during an antiwar protest. Five years earlier Truman’s 83rd birthday was noted in Missouri. Nixon ordered mines in North Vietnam a year ago. A Lebanese civil conflict continues amid regional tensions.
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Teno
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Larm Reer
Laymar
Richard Nixon
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Viet
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Baytown Sun leadership and editorial policy amid OCR chaos
The fragment lists Baytown Sun staff roles including editor and publisher titles, advertising department heads, and a publisher office address while referencing a March 3 1471 act. It resembles a mangled OCR page with mis-spellings and garbled lines about editorial policy and staff, illustrating a historical newspaper masthead and internal notices.
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Times
Sever
Song
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Soa
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Washington report on foreign police work and CIA ties
An article reviews alleged CIA cooperation with foreign security bodies such as DINA SAVAK and KCIA and a Senate inquiry into such activities. It cites a 1975 DINA memo seeking funds to neutralize adversaries abroad, plus past alleged operations against Chilean exiles including Letelier. The piece notes U.S. officials’ inquiries and reactions, and includes a satirical aside on Carter imposing idle engine rules for limousines.
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Iran
SAVAK
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Senate Foreign Relaions Committee
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Lételier
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Augusto Pinochet
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Bernardo Leighton
Rome
Letesier
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Brazil
Carter
Dear Dr Lamb A Reader Seeks Help For Depression
Dear Dr Lamb writes of a persistent low mood after moving she cracks under strain and worries about living. The reader is reassured that depression is common and stresses seeking professional help, medication, and counseling to address underlying factors.
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