Inhibiting Small Business Under OSHA Williams Steiger Act
Telegram opinion argues that federal rules and OSHA enforcement burden small businesses. NFIB bulletin cites inspectors issuing fines for minor infractions and vague requirements. Examples include a railing height violation and forced restroom plans, driving some employers to dismiss staff. The piece condemns extensive federal regulation as harmful to the little fellow.
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Federation of Independent Business Inc
Department of Labor
Ael
Netese Nfibi
Labor Department
Federation
Federal Register
Ite Federation
Washington
NFIBI
End of School Year Sparks Summer Mobility Theme
As school ends the summer tourist rush begins with boats campers autos and other vehicles on the move. Bicycle excursionists increase as vacation starts. Public concern for the environment rises and readers are urged to respect land and wildlife and avoid littering to keep the planet fit for living.
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U.S
Lee
Appeals court overturns ruling barring reporters from NYC trial
New York Court of Appeals chief judge calls the ban an unwarranted attempt to punish and censor the press. The decision overturns a New York State Supreme Court judge who barred newsmen in November, ruling no clear threat to fair trial existed. The four-month delay before relief highlighted ongoing tensions between courts and media.
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New York
New York State Supreme Court
Ghostwritten term papers rise as student populations grow
Nationwide student numbers swell and college leaders acknowledge a surge in ghostwritten term papers. Boston University dean Stephen Trachtenberg weighs in, offering what may be the defining critique of the practice.
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Boston University
Stephen Trachtenberg
Crude justice hinted in university plagiarism clash
A Floridian Times Union column imagines a stark scene where a term paper executive is confronted by a dealer in plagiarism while on an operating table, suggesting a surreal form of crude justice as administrators ponder accountability.
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Jacksonvilla
Fla
Florida Times-Union
Honk Coakley's Bold Shakedown On Momma's Sable
In San Diego harbor Honk Coakley debuts his 48 foot boat Momma's Sable with his wife aboard. Muted danger and comic nerve show as the vessel and crew collide with the dock while Hank negotiates navigation and a sale.
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San Diego
Honk Coakley
Momma
Lorna
Hank
Coakley
Captain Bligh
Tonk
Yacht Club
la Paz
Point Loma
Honk
Coast Guard
C.G
Ptyner
Aimee
Sable
Santa Maria
Let Peace Begin With Ma in Telegram column
In the Telegram column from Columbus Nebraska on June 7 1972 a brief feature honors a matriarch’s role in promoting calm and family harmony. The piece reflects local sentiment on peaceful community values and the caring influence of mothers.
Growling stomach and dating nerves explained by Dr Lamb
A 16 year old asks why quiet movie dates trigger loud stomach growls. Dr Lamb explains normal digestive contractions rise with hunger and nerves, advising pre date eating and recognizing that many people experience this. Other letters note facial swelling from cosmetics and allergies, including lipstick and aspirin.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Lam
Tye
Mit
Fragmented OCR list yields scattered beverage terms
The readable fragments mention beverages and items like Greek, plant fluids, a petition, and health notes with unclear context. Names and numbers appear garbled, offering no coherent event or person to anchor a concise news summary. The piece reads as a jumbled OCR extraction rather than a complete story.
Mexico eyes export boom amid cautious reform in Echeverria era
Mexico gears for a large export surge as foreign investment loosens through trusts and policy shifts. Ambassadorial appointments favor business aims, with Julio Faesler leading a new Institute of Foreign Trade. Mexico reports a 6.2 percent rise in exports for 1971 and a 28 percent jump in early 1972, while facing U.S. protectionism debates and persistent border labor issues. President Echeverria plans a Washington visit, discussing salinity of Colorado River water and other trade tensions with President Nixon.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Tolice Hes
Latin America
Ord
Venezuela
Republic
Luis Echeverria
Washington
San Antonio
Texas
Richard Nixon
Colorado
U.S
Anc
California
Arizona
West Germany
France
Lis Echeverria
Burke- Hartke
Woodrow
Wilson
Wedeverrix
Yucatan
Rio Grande
AFL
CLO
George Meany
Europe
Emilio Rubasa
Foreign Affairs
Rabasa
Mexican Institute of Foreignn Trade
Julio Faesler
Faesler
Kennedy
Paying the piper on energy and the public mood shift
A 1960s view on American energy policy notes that postwar affluence concealed hidden costs of cheap power. Public dissatisfaction with industry grows over pollution and ecological neglect, demanding a national energy policy balancing supply with environmental health. Hardesty urges a plan to close the energy gap via coordinated policy and long-term strategy.
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C. Howard Hardesty Jr
Continental Oil Co
Chambers of Commerce
Hardesly
Hardesty
Ers
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Chamberlain
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