Reform on the Hill: Senator Seeks Congress Overhaul
Ray Cromley profiles a young senator who won wide support but argues Congress is in disrepute. He urges committee reform, denounces conflicts of interest, and warns the system resists change amid bureaucratic maze and entrenched privilege.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Watergate
Coleman leans to test of auto air bags not universal mandate
Secretary of Transportation William Coleman endorses a two year test of air bags in at least two manufacturers for half a million cars in 1979 and 1980. He cites cost concerns and consumer resistance but argues the plan balances safety with freedom of choice while industry cooperation remains uncertain.
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Secretary of Transportation
William Coleman
Coleman
General Motors
The Politics of Presidential Titles and Governors
The piece explores how former presidents and governors are titled. It notes that governors retain the title for life, unlike ex presidents who lose an honorific label. It questions what to call ex president Carter in the future and contrasts governor with master as a possible alternative.
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Kentucky
Texas
John Connally
Connally
Secretary of the Treasury
Ford
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Devine
Childress Bobcats highlighted by TV show and local pride
Local sports coverage praises Childress Bobcats players who reached state finals in Texas Stadium with coach led program. The piece cites AP commentary on community pride and a TV feature in Amarillo plus notes the team returns with one starter. It closes with a historical cattle reference from Columbus.
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Bobcats
Irving
United States
Texas Stadium
Childress
KVII
Amarillo
The
Childress Bobcats
Charlie Johnston
Jack Smith
James Collinsworth
EVII
the Childress Bobcats
Anna
Childress County
Texas
Public Forum Letter Praises Wichita Falls Coverage
A Childress Texas fan thanks Vince Langford of the Wichita Falls Record News for season coverage and playoff reporting. He commends the state finals story and the benediction style closing on Sunday morning.
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Vince Langford
Wichita Falls Record
Wichita Falls
Texas
Vince
Childress Bobcats
Legion
Charles M. Evans
Childress
Paramedic Training Set Up in Chicago System
An EMT II paramedic training program established by Chicago Citywide College's Health Services Institute will train students at Northwestern Memorial Hospital Illinois Masonic Medical Center and the University of Chicago Hospitals and Clinics. Columbia University in New York was originally named King's College.
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Chicago
Chicao
Health Services Institute
Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Illinois Masonic Medical Center
University of Chicago
Columbia University
New York
King's College
Christmas Santa in Harlem Free Day Care Tale
Washington E A It was Christmas Eve 1970 and Tom Tiede recounts delivering a white Santa role at Lugenia Fuell’s Harlem day care for working poor children. Despite hostility and a stolen press camera, the visit produced joy, gifts, and a cordial goodbye note from an unemployed mechanic.
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Washington
NEA
Lugenia Fuell
New York City
Harlem
Black Panthers
Today in History and Birthdays for December 21, 1976
On this date 1620 Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Massachusetts. Patton died in 1945 from injuries in Heidelberg. de Gaulle 1958 president, Waldheim born 1918. Nixon talks in Bermuda, OPEC raid in Vienna, Waldheim birthday 58. Thoughts on liberty. Bicentennial note recalls New Jersey winter quarters.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Mass
Pierre and
Marie Curie
U.S
George Patton
Heidelberg
Germany
Charles de Gaulle
Saudi Arabia
Emir Faisal
King Saud
United States
Britain
North Atlantic
France
Kurt Waldheim
Windsor
Ontario
Richard Nixon
Edward Health
Bermuda
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
Austria
Jane Fonda
George Bernard Shaw
New Jersey
Trenton
Princeton
University
Letters to the Editor on courage, responsibility, and duty
A reader argues for principled action over complacency, even at personal risk, urging the school book committee to heed Ecclesiastes 12 13 14 and live by fear of God and keeping commandments. The letter defends speaking out against hardships caused by others and challenges silent conformity in public life.
Warehouse Sales Offer Portable Consoles and Appliances
A warehouse sale advertises Guaranteed Zenith portable 25 inch RCA consoles and Catalina models with tape deck options. Prices range from 25 to 250 dollars, plus refrigerators washers dryers ranges and other items. Financing and rental options available at 506 Third Street.
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Zenith Portable
Catalina
What BMA Life Insurance Can Do For Your Life
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