What Would George Do In Modern American Policy
The piece argues that if George Washington returned today he would stabilize inflation and strengthen the dollar, build new growth westward, and urge citizens to pursue peacetime vigor. It suggests a practical, can-do approach to politics, often noting the need to resist those who tear things down.
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George Washington
Vietnam
George
Mount Vernon
Virginia
New York City
Buck Rogers Vision Comes to Texas Legislature
The Texas House adopts cathode ray tubes to transmit information as reforms push toward modern governance. A Texas Constitution commission begins studying a new constitution ahead of a 1974 constitutional convention. With about 3000 to 4500 bills yearly, lawmakers rely on tech to access data amid scrutiny of state government status.
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Texas House
House
Texas Constitution Commission
Texas House of Representatives
Texas
Senate
Hit and run driving case shows stern law on aftercare
A man named Russell crashed into a pedestrian, fled to a gas station, then hid at home. Police arrested him for hit and run and a court found him guilty despite panic and partial aid efforts, underscoring that post accident actions determine guilt.
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Russell
Wholesale Price Index Rises During January 1973
The All Commodities WPI increased 1.3 percent from December to January 1973 led by farm products and processed foods and feeds up 3.3 percent. Industrial commodities rose 0.5 percent while consumer finished goods gained 1.6 percent.
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Washington
U. S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Old Philosopher on Dollar Devaluation Echoes in Everyday Prices
A reader laments the dollar’s value and inflation as President Nixon cuts the dollar by 10 percent, noting store price shifts over years. He argues money value shifts from gold to varying economic theories and warns about rising costs from meat to medical care, ending with a wry note on work.
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Nixon
J. A
Australia plans inland city for 300000 people
Australia launches a plan to form an inland city of 300000 at Albury and Wodonga on the Murray River to replace Canberra as the country’s second largest inland metropolis. The project, funded by federal grants and state loans, aims to merge the twin towns and create a new development corporation.
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Australia
Canberra
Albury
Wodonga
Murray River
Sydney
Melbourne
Murray
Victoria
New South Wales
Albury- Wodonga
Stats
Gough Whitlam
Outback
Whitlam
Labor Party
Albury-Wodonga
Domestic Cat and Dog Slaughter Plan Probed in Congress
Rep Glenn M Anderson cites a Venezuela based scheme to raise and slaughter cats for skins gut sutures and feet for charms and notes a South African dog skin plan. He introduces H R 3347 to bar import of dog and cat products and halt interstate slaughtered pelts.
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Glenn M. Anderson
Calif
Department of Agriculture
Venezuela
United States
U. S
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Congressional Record Daily
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