Let's Throw Him a Bone editorial urges world peace via law
The editorial cites recent Arab Israel violence and Israeli intercepts to argue that international law is ill defined and unenforceable. It highlights Charles S. Rhyne and the World Peace Through Law Center, and notes the Sixth World Conference on World Peace Through Law in Abidjan, focusing on drugs, terrorism, skyjacking, refugees, environment, UN reform, and law of the sea.
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Athens
France
Charles S. Rhyne
Supreme Courts
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
United Nations
World Court
Tighter money market seen by economic observers
New York AP report notes rates rose after a summer spike and are likely to climb further. Observers warn of a fresh money crunch with high prime rates, tight credit, and strong loan demand amid inflation and an economic boom.
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New York
William Wolman
Wall Street
Argus Research Corp
Federal Reserve Board
Bert Cox
Merrill Lynch
Pierce Fenner & Smith
Cox
Paul Samuelson
Amherst
Mass
New Minnesota finance chief lacks office upon start
Edward G. Ziegler 64, Minnesota’s first commissioner of finance, begins with no office and works from a conference room. A retired 3M executive, he aims to write the state’s financial “report card” and will move to the State Administration Building in weeks as part of a sweeping government reorganization.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Edward G. Ziegler
Minnesota
Ziegler
Wendell Anderson
State Administration
Rolland F. Hatfield
Hatfield
Richard L. Brubacher
Brubacher
Harold LeVander
Veterans Service
Robert Whitaker
Whitaker
Legislative Audit Commission
General Accounting Office
GAO
Washington
Beef price freeze: lift uncertain amid supply debate
University of Minnesota economist Paul Hasbargen says the beef price freeze may not lift soon though some expect relief before Sept 12. He argues the freeze temporarily lowers beef counter prices while delaying marketing. shortages should last only weeks and overall meat supplies may rise later this year.
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University of Minnesota
University of Minnesota Extension
Paul Hasbargen
Hasbargen
Two Grains of Salt Says HAL BOYLE In NY
AP columnist HAL BOYLE mocks gullibility and naive sayings, urging doubt as education starts with questioning. The piece lists comical lines from everyday life and politics, concluding that taking remarks with two grains of salt can prevent many disasters.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Pavement Plate
Nixon shoves aide Ron Ziegler at New Orleans event
AP reports Deputy Press Secretary Gerald Warren says Ziegler will remain press secretary for the near term. The incident followed Nixon's sheltering shove at a Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in New Orleans amid security concerns and assassination conspiracy rumors. Warren said Nixon and Ziegler have an excellent relationship and downplayed temper questions.
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San Clemente
Calif
Ron Ziegler
Gerald L. Warren
Nixon
California
Warren
Ziegler
New Orleans
Ron
Prosperity for Sumner County Wheat Farmers Amid High Prices
Record Kansas wheat crop and rising prices boost Sumner County farmers. Sumner harvested 15.56 million bushels at 40 bushels per acre, with prices above 5 dollars, enabling many to pay debts, buy equipment, and stock cash reserves. Acreage up 10 percent. more gains expected if prices hold.
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Wellington
Kan
Kansas
Sumner County
John Trower
Trower
Hubert Sawyer
First National Bank
Sawyer
Merle Frame
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
GOP claims House win in Maryland tests Watergate impact
Republican Robert Bauman held a narrow 1,360 vote lead over Democrat Frederick Markus in Eastern Maryland, a district with strong GOP leanings but small turnout. GOP chair George Bush hailed the result, while analysts noted money and turnout limited the national signal.
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Maryland
Thas
George Bush
Robert Bauman
Bauman
Frederick Markus
Young Americans For Freedom
Malkus
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
House
Democratic Campaign Committee
New Jersey
Virginia
Women to keep maiden names under marriage bill passage
A legislative subcommittee approved a measure allowing women to retain their maiden names after marriage with options to keep, adopt, hyphenate, or assign children to a chosen family name. The bill also covers reinstatement after divorce and adds equal treatment goals in state rehabilitation and tax provisions.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Judiciary
George Perpich
Chisholm
Alec Olson
Dfl-Spicer
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