Land use bill faces lobbying as Udall bill moves forward
The House Interior Committee nears action on H.R. 3510 guiding state land use planning. Supporters say it aids studies of public facilities and regional impacts and returns authority to local and state governments, while critics and the Chamber warn of federal overreach.
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Interior Committee
Morris K. Udall
Ariz
Sam Steiger
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
National Association of Realtors
America
Defense spending debate ends with costly wager
A nationwide defense funding argument yields a $25 billion bill and a defense policy stance driven by show of strength over inflation concerns. The piece derides Pentagon spending, NATO saber rattling, and the B 1 bomber as wasteful while linking wartime budgeting to broader economic peril and political posturing.
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NATO
Congress
Europe
Treasury
Resource people key to funding new ventures in entrepreneurship symposium
William McCrea says lawyers bankers and accountants act as resource people helping entrepreneurs gain credibility with lenders and officials. The Cincinnati symposium gathers 300 officials consultants venture capitalists and educators from 46 countries to promote new enterprise development and cross border funding.
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New York
William McCrea
McCrea
Cincinnati
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Mozambique readies independence as Frelimo takes control
War-weary Mozambique moves toward independence with a transitional Frelimo government led by Samora Machel. The one party state aims for revolutionary society, while Angolan rivalries and Soviet Chinese influence shape regional pressures.
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Larry Heinzerling
Associated Press
Johannesburg
South Africa
Mozambique
Front For the Liberation of
Frelimo
Samora Machel
Portugal
Lisbon
Lourenco Marques
Machel
Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
Indian Ocean
Julius Nyerere
Tanzania
Boorstin racism charge questioned amid Library head debate
Washington columnist details a heated clash over Daniel Boorstin as Library of Congress chief. Howard Cook of Black Employees accuses Boorstin of racism, while defenders cite Boorstin's writings on black Americans and deny any racist record. The piece condemns the smear as baseless.
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Washington
Ford
Library of Congress
Library
Howard Cook
Black Employes
Daniel J. Boorstin
Cook
The
Smithsonian
Dr. Boorstin
America
Mr. Cook
Equal Employment Officer
Archie Grimmett
Beltrami County Cancer Crusade Thanks Local Support
Beltrami County Cancer Crusade thanks John's Super Valu Tom Sawyer Schweigert Master’s Bread Holsum Coca Cola and volunteers for hosting the Hot Dog Sale. Co-chair Mrs. Al Jaranson reports $261.75 raised toward a $6 950 goal, with KBMN Pioneer and the Crusade drive receiving praise for coverage and support.
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Beltrami County Cancer Crusade
John’s Super Valu
Cancer Crusade
Tom Sawyer and
Schweigert Meat Companies
Holsum Bread
Master’s Bread
Coca Cola Company
al Jaranson
KBMN
Pioneer
Cancer Society
Art Buchwald Satirizes Nixon Ford Image Makeover
In a Washington mock interview Buchwald satirizes political imageCraft as Nixon’s tough guy turn back in 1968 and Ford’s struggle to appear tough by staging dramatic public acts. The piece imagines advisers pushing Ford toward harsher, televised persona shifts and even violent metaphors to win a 1976 ballot battle.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Gerry Ford
White House
Susan
Ronald Reagan
Ronnie
The
United States
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