Wings and Wrongdoing in Airlift Spending Exposed
The House Appropriations Committee finds the Military Airlift Command aide to brass has become an expensive air taxi service for dozens of worldwide trips. Colonels reserve spaces up to 30 days in advance at public cost while lower ranks wait for space. The panel flags over 35 million dollars in airlift funding and orders reform.
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Mary Jane and Joey Spark Global Energy Crisis Solution
In a chilly tale Mary Jane hosts a neighborhood meeting and proposes being bad to curb energy use. The scheme spreads worldwide as children hoard coal stockings and a global energy crisis alarm ends with coal gifts, restoring warmth and a saved Christmas.
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Hiss Case Reviewed as FBI Records Opened
A conservative view examines the Hiss-Chambers case as the FBI releases 53 000 pages from 263 agents. Prof Earl Latham’s study calls Hiss’s innocence claims sardonic and notes the perjury verdict in 1950 and the ongoing debate about the judicial process.
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Washington Scene Veep Shows Test Run with Dignity
Vice President Gerald Ford has conducted himself with dignity and amiable good sense since his nomination and confirmation, though he faces ongoing scrutiny. The piece notes how his conduct reflects on the administration and its public image.
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Fairness row in NBC pension documentary raises First Amendment concerns
The Nation essay argues FCC fairness courage limits investigative TV journalism. It cites NBCs Pensions: The Broken Promise ruling, A1M's challenge, and potential court battle. It warns that forcing balance could curb investigative reporting and press freedom across media.
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Journal Alta Foster 1891 1971 Biddeford Maine Publisher
Biddeford Maine publisher W Paul Casavant editor announces Journal Alta Foster 1891 1971 with Associated Press and Mathews Shannon Inc advertising details including rates for one month six months and one year and local credit lines.
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