Anti-deposit group sets stage for Maine bottle bill vote
Maine voters face a bottle bill referendum in 24 days with the pro and anti groups clashing over litter data. The Committee Against Forced Deposits accuses proponents of false claims while supporters cite Vermont and Oregon results showing litter declines.
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Maine
Ies
Vermont
Oregon
Committee Against
Highway Department
the Journal
Sunday Telegram
U S businessmen going by the book
A PAUL HARVEY meditation on business ethics notes that self discipline underpins freedom and that codes of ethics are needed across professions. Treasury Secretary Simon argues corruption hampers a free economy, while leaders at Bank of America and Nieman Marcus stress responsible conduct and customer trust. An editorial misprint about a Main Street lot is corrected to note private ownership.
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Paul Harvey
Los Angeles Times
Njamin Franklin
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
A.W. Clausen
Bank of America
DuPont
Stanley Marcus
Nieman-Marcus
Neiman-Marcus
Ken Wessner
Servicemaster
Journal
Biddeford
George DesRoberts
Philip Gadbois
Philip Labbe
Allen Berube
Thurmond
Sneeden
James Eastland
D.miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Senate
Judiciary
Antitrust Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Chile
Washington, D.C
Constitution safe in Carl Albert's hands
Washington sources report Speaker Carl Albert resisted Democratic plots in 1973 to delay Gerald Ford's Vice Presidential confirmation to trigger Nixon impeachment and place Albert in the White House. The piece notes Albert cited the 25th Amendment and confirms Ford's confirmation on December 6, 1973.
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Carl Albert
Jack
Albert
Ford
Nixon
White House
Mation
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Thomas
My Neill
D.mass
O’ Neill
House Democrats
House
Peter Rodine
D.N.J
Albert Jobes
Gerald Ford
OLD Ramrod
Sen
Strom Thurmond
S.C
Senate
Thurmond
Civil Service Commission
Lou Beasley
K.K. Cowan
Emory Sneeden
Ford's secret Cambodian bombing and its constitutional cost
Anthony Lewis assesses Gerald Ford's early career in Congress and as president through the lens of Operation MENU. He argues the covert Cambodian raids reveal a pattern of secrecy, military posture, and disregard for constitutional norms, weakening trust at home and foreshadowing Watergate consequences.
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Anthony Lewis
New York Times
Ford
House
Richard Nixon
Cambodia
Henry Kissinger
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Menu
Air Force
Congress
Richard Russell
John Stennis
Everett Dirkson
Mendel Rivers
Leslie Arends
Gerald Ford
Nixon
United States
Vietnam
Camodia
Widsom
Gerald Ord
Chile
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