Paperwork Burden Prompts New Federal Study
National Archives finds $40 million yearly cost to process forms from about 3500 federal agencies. Senator Proxmire mocked the request for copies, as Congress faces a Federal Paperwork Commission to study and curb duplication after 30 years of the Federal Reports Act.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Wisconsin Democrat
National Archives
Proxmire
Federal Paperwork Commission
Congress
Freedom Message From Columbus Telegram
The Columbus Telegram in Nebraska outlines its philosophy on freedom as a moral gift from God, stressing self control and truth. It rejects license and anarchy and cites the Golden Rule and Declaration of Independence as guides.
Farm youth Max Smith promotes food production truth
Indiana candidate Max Smith 28, Purdue graduate and 1400 acre farm owner, champions a voluntary campaign defending agriculture against anti pesticide and animal rights critics. He argues for science based policy, touts DDT as effective against pests, and seeks volunteers to spread his message amid a national Young Farmer Spokesman program.
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Max Smith
Indiana
Smith
U.S
Peter Finger
Animal Liberation
Finger
Peter Fingers
Purdue
Des
Audubon Society
Wayland Hayes
U.S. Public Health Service
Environmental Protection Agency
Oregon
Washington
EPA
Harvey Jacobs
Indianapolis News
Dial M for Mayhem: Fictional Telephone Service Nightmare
A satirical piece imagines a dystopian telephone system run as a quasi government outfit. An operator misroutes a call to a missing birthday message, billing disputes arise, and a recorded message shuts down the weekend, highlighting bureaucratic overreach and absurd service delays.
Dear Dr. Lamb advice on GI tear and heart failure case
A reader asks about a upper GI bleed from a stressed gastroesophageal tear and later discusses congestive heart failure. The doctor explains the tear can result from vomiting and pressure, and notes that heart failure improved with digitalis and diet, stressing adherence to medical guidance.
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DR. Lamb
Dinner Time Crossword Puzzle Feeds Brain Teasers Across and Down
A mixed set of crossword clues with across and down entries. Readable prompts include green vegetables fleshy fruit corn on the cob opera by Verdi primates and other terms such as hawk parrot tourists devotee dried sewing implements and more.
Ski racing in Northern New England shows strong organizational roots
In Northern New England ski racing thrives through organized youth programs, high school teams, and regular weekend races from novice to world class. The region’s robust coaching networks and point system propel young athletes toward elite levels, creating a vivid winter spectacle with vivid flags, snow, and colorful outfits.
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New England
Texas
California
U.S
Europe
Gustavo Thoeni
Ingemar Stenmark
Perry Jones
Don Budge
Josene Riggs
Jack Kramer
Pancho Gonzales
Galmhiredo
Tela Ts Tana Coats O Eneminaien
Harry Hopman
Frank Sedgman
Roy Emerson
Lew Hoad
Ken Rosewall
West
Far West
New Hampshire
Vermont
Let the Best Athletes Compete Professionally Across Sports
Jeffrey Hart argues the amateur professional split harms American skiers and other athletes. He says European pros dominate due to sponsorship and salaries, while U S competitors struggle on limited funds. He urges ending amateur status and allowing top sports to go professional worldwide.
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Chris Evert
Virginia Slims
Arthur Ashe
Grain as a tool in U S diplomacy debated by Ford
President Ford on grain leverage in Angola policy argues linking grain to diplomacy risks disruption and hardship for American farmers and may not affect Angola. He notes Russia’s pride and short term strains, while acknowledging wheat's impact on Soviet ruble payments and Russian bread origins.
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Ford
Angola
American Farm Bureau Federation
St. Louis
United States
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Congress
Kansas
Dakotas
Grain power play and new water innersole headline
Don Oakley argues for stockpiling grain over costly proxy wars to ease inflation and aid hungry populations including the Russians. He endorses quiet diplomacy in Angola and keeping grain as leverage. A Santa Ana firm unveils a water innersole for comfort during long days on the job.
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Angola
Kremlin
United States
Santa Ana
Calif
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Nation's Press
Hagerstown
Wayne County
Jim Fiebig
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Tom Eastman
Concord
Racine
Buster
Pooh-Leeahz
Tom
City Sanitation Department
Citizen Smith
By Dave Gerard
Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D
Asia
Trieste
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