Rockefeller urges energy action at Western governors forum
Vice President Rockefeller, chairing six of eight western forums, told California officials and other Western governors that Americans are worried about the energy crisis as Congress has failed to act. He catalogued frustration with federal regulation and bureaucracy seen as stifling economic expansion and job growth. He warned Washington to address the public call for energy solutions.
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Rockefeller
White House
Los Angeles
Congress
Milk Price Supports Tied to New York City Aid
The piece argues that federal aid to New York City was funded by taxpayers and boosted dairy prices via logrolling. It claims big city lawmakers traded support for price increases to dairy farmers to rescue NYC, forcing milk consumers, including the poor, to bear higher costs.
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New York City
U.S. News
Big City
House
Farm District
Congress
The People Speak Flag Project Feature Acknowledgment
A reader letter thanks the newspaper for a front page Jan. 10 1976 feature on the Bicentennial Flag Project. The writer notes students' hard work and appreciation for Stan Linhorst's cooperation in the coverage.
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the People
Superstar at Heart A Confession of Silent Fame
The narrative describes a lifelong secret about a failed Hollywood breakthrough, detailing early training to become a film star, studio conspiracies of silence, and a rebellious path from 1960s childhood to auditioning for major studios. It recalls training in voice and style, fashioning a Valentino likeness, and the author’s confrontations with parental expectations and public perception.
I Am an Aspiring Actor in Beverly Hills Days
Jim Bishop recounts his early dream of stardom and a seven year contract. He describes auditioning in Times Square, mailing a provocative photo, facing rejection at home and in Hollywood, and working briefly as a Paramount usher before Ronald Colman’s presence, ending with a blunt dismissal.
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Beverly Hills
Ronald Colman
Foreign Legion
Times Square
Hollywood
Jim
Lost Horizon
Republican party in bad shape two men ready to run
A 1924 quotation laments the Republican Party with only two men deeming fit to run, contrasting it with the Democrats who allegedly have a thousand capable leaders. The remark reflects intra party tensions and campaign rhetoric of the era.
Barbs By Phil Pasterot
The reverend derides the practice of passing the collection plate and observes how a 55 mph speed limit is seen as a challenge. A playful coinage suggests a pious of do gooders. The wife directs precise turns, even one half block past any chosen corner.
Whispered compliments and shouted complaints contrast
A reflective note on human behavior and market dynamics. It compares how easily people offer praise while expressing grievances, and how a beanery improvises by ruling out unsold items to decide tomorrow's specials.
Columbus Telegram Editorial on Freedom and Self Control
The Columbus Telegram prints a freedom themed editorial asserting freedom as self-control and a gift from God, aligning with the Coveting Commandment and the Golden Rule. It emphasizes peace beginning with individual responsibility, in a 1976 Columbus Nebraska issue.
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Types of arthritis and prevention guidance by Dr Lamb
A medical column explains several arthritis types rheumatoid gouty osteoarthritis and their causes. It notes there is no single prevention method and emphasizes overall health obesity control uric acid management and prompt infection treatment. It also discusses dizziness possibly linked to blood pressure and urges seeing a doctor.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
DR. Lamb
Reader
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Literature and Linguistic Clues Across a Puzzle Grid
A cryptic style listing of crossword clues covers literature figures French and American names, timepieces, plants, countries, and roles. It includes hints for authors Pilgrim’s progress era writers and religious figures alongside general terms like cravat and monarch titles.
American Motors and the push to curb car obsolescence
The piece examines American Motors as a durable fourth force in U.S. car making and highlights R William McNealy of AMC in New York outlining a new policy. It frames AMC’s warranty on rebuilt or refurbished parts and old models as a bold move against planned obsolescence and contrasts it with GM’s Chevette influence.
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American Motors
U.S
George Romney
General Motors
R. William McNealy
California
New York
AMC
McNealy
California fines AMC 4.2 million for polluting cars reports
California Air Resources Board fines American Motors 4.2 million for producing air polluting cars and filing false test reports. The board seeks EPA help to probe possible deliberate falsification while AMC defends its Wisconsin tests as honest and accuses bureaucratic overreach.
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AMC
State of California Air Resources Board
Tom Quinn
California
American Motors
California Air Resources Board
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Kenosha
Wisc
Wisconsin
Detroit
McNealy
Debate on carcinogens and Delaney Clause limits
University of Minnesota professor Russell S. Adams Jr. argues food safety policy faces uncertain carcinogen thresholds. He notes natural toxins in soil may exceed pesticides and questions zero-risk standards, urging finite tolerances amid scientific doubt.
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Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug Act
Russell S. Adams Jr
Soil Science
University of Minnesota
Adams
American steelmakers face costly imports as foreign subsidies loom
The advisory committee notes foreign producers, often government owned or subsidized, sell in the U.S. at prices not tied to profits. Stainless and tool steel imports threaten 20 to 60 percent market share, while overall prospects for U.S. steelmakers brighten despite challenges.
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Wall Street Journal
U.S
United States
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Jim Bishop
Roger
Rtewe
Phil Pastoret
Your Freedom Newspaper
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