Looking Ahead to a Bicentennial Century of Change
The article argues that in a bicentennial year Americans should reflect on two centuries of progress and missteps, recognize pessimistic voices, and understand that change is inevitable. It emphasizes individual responsibility within a collective society and cautions against blaming society for personal problems as the next century unfolds.
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United States
Fathers Come In All Sizes Shapes Colors
Paul Harvey's essay honors fathers as lifelong workers or knights who endure childbirth fear and pride. It portrays fathers as loving harshly, chasing a better world for their children, facing weariness, and seeking meaning through work even after death.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Fary is Daley's man on Capitol Hill
Rep. John Fary of Illinois, ailing yet loyal to Chicago Mayor Daley, runs a Washington office with a skeleton staff and is accused of placing Daley loyalists on the public payroll. Aides Gloria Johnson, Mike Healy, and Raymond Anderzunas are linked to political work or private firms. Fary disputes the charge. Also noted are Agnew's contact with former aides after antisemitic remarks and a report that big firms monopolize solar patents and grants from federal agencies.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
John Fary
D.ill
Chicago
Ricard Daley
Fary
Dale
John Kluczynski
D.-Ill
Congress
Daley
Gloria Johnson
Democratic Party
Mike Healy
Raymond Anderzunas
Midway
Bob Owens
House
Cpitaol
House Public Works Committee
Capitol Hill
Tom Campbell
Congressional Record
Congressiona
Big John
Little John
Big John Fary
Illinois
Minicker
Bingo
Fury
Sen
Adlai Stevenson
D-Ill
Stevenson
Anderzunas
Gloria John- Lessie
Agnew
Spiro Agnew
William Safire
Vic Gold
Gold
SUN Shares
Sun
Center For Science
Genera Motors
General Electric
Martin Marietta
Mobil Oil
Dupont
Boeing
United Aircraft
Energy Research and Development Administration
National Science Foundation
Happy Fathers Day and a starter for America
Readers praise fathers and urge political action. Linda Williamson Adams sends a Father’s Day tribute while Helene W. Duggay requests Mr. Carter become our starter to steer the nation, and another writer objects to hiring practices for a Portland police chief. The Journal notes letters should be signed with full address and under 300 words.
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Linda Williamson Adams
Biddeford
Maine
Jimmy Carter
Mr. Carter
America
Helene W. Duggay
Horrigan’s Court
Dexter
Alberick Martin
Richard Nason
Arthur Tardiff
Robert Stone
Earl Jamieson
Spt Pothier
Portland
Federal money spent on busywork and make work
An opinion piece arguing Massachusetts wasted federal highway funds on safety projects that disrupt traffic and offer little safety benefit. Gov Dukakis reverses stance under job pressure, while author cites liberal grant rigidity and defense waste as broader flaws. The piece calls for leaders to resist entrenched programs and reallocate funds to real needs.
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Massachusetts
Michael Dukakis
Massachusetts House
Dukakis
Boston Globe
Lewis Carroll
Karl Marx
Washington
Congress
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