Mayor Berry Faces Ford Backing to Trim Federal Reports
Mt Vernon Mayor Berry allies with President Ford to curb the rush of state and federal reports. Ford calls for a 33 percent cut as Auditor Smith pursues recovery of a $12,131.67 fictitious Christmas expenditure, amid broader concerns over frivolous filings and government trust.
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Carson anniversary show hints at bigger Johnny Carson hit
The Milwaukee Journal analyzes how the Tonight show could grow beyond its current success. It notes that while the 13th anniversary special delivered entertaining stunts and interviews, risqué dialogue from regular episodes risks alienating some viewers. The piece suggests a cleaner format could broaden appeal to smaller towns and diverse audiences.
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Farm life vs union talk in Iowa farmers letter
A reader replies to a September letter criticizing farmers selling to Mr Meany and unions. He defends farming by noting fast farm sales, ongoing crops, community support when sick, and benefits from machinery, science, and subsidies. He argues farming sustains families and jobs and questions grain export worries.
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Supreme Court term may test rights in economic cases
The 1975 76 Supreme Court term opens Oct 6 with nine justices, including the ailing Douglas. Major cases probe congressional power over state and local pay, the black lung act, discrimination remedies, pregnancy disability, and tax and investor rights, amid non economic issues like death penalty challenges and the exclusionary rule.
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Ford and Reagan mull 1976 VP picks in listmaking
William Safire outlines how Ford, Reagan, and Rockefeller opposition shape a five man VP slate. Possible picks include Baker Packwood Evans Bush and one more confidential choice as delegates decide.
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Gun controls and presidential protection in America
A Swedish interviewer presses an American on why U S gun violence persists and Ford's safety worries. The man cites frontier heritage and the Second Amendment, finds gun availability fuels crime, and admits little can be done to curb threats to presidents.
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