Law impact of tenant protection laws on costs and rents
UCLA Professor Werner Hirsch analyzed two types of tenant protection measures. He found that minimum housing standards raise costs and can lead landlords to raise rents or abandon buildings, hurting low income tenants. He also found rent protections for seniors deter landlords from renting to older tenants. He urged careful analysis before enacting such laws.
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UCLA
Werner Hirsch
American Association For the Advancement of Science
New York
Hirsch
Dr. Hirsch
Columbus 9 Telegram Freedom Message
The 1975 issue presents a March 14 Columbus Telegram editorial on freedom as self control and a gift from God, contrasting true liberty with license and urging readers to promote peace through personal responsibility. It cites moral guides like the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence.
Coal mining debate and reclamation values
The speaker argues for coal strip mining under federal regulation, warning of energy shortages and oil scarcity while praising new reclamation practices. He condemns greed from the past and calls for responsible mining with future land restoration, despite opposition to restrictions.
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Congress
Stolen weapons prompt gun control debate and thefts
The letter cites multiple thefts of firearms and explosives from U S armories and a boxcar, including 9 M 16s and grenades at Campton California and 20 M 16s in Salina Kansas. It argues private gun ownership is essential for citizens to protect against crime amid overseas losses.
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Salina
Kan
Leavittsburg
Ohio
Fort Polk
United States
Miesaw
Germany
Kendall Christensen
March Moon of Goodies for Jim Bishop and Family
Jim Bishop reflects on March as a month of personal events including a semi annual chest X ray tax computations and his daughter Karen’s wedding while joking about finances and family. He names Maurice Greenbaum and Karen as central figures with playful digs at taxes and life.
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Sam
Sete Ee
Kelly Bishop
Treasury
Maurice Greenbaum
Greenbaum, Wolfe and Ernst
Maurie
Poland Maine
Bill MacMorrow
Louis Bennett
Karen
Marcella
Max Lewis
Paul Sayrs
Kathi
Across Puzzle Clue List Simple Dictionary Style
A compact puzzle clue sweep covering authors and languages with short definitions and cross references. Includes names like Cleopatra and Wilde, and terms from Greek myth to science, with varying language roots and abbreviations.
Bread and Dinner with Democrats in Washington
The speaker recalls posing as a Democrat to obtain a free meal at a Jackson Day Dinner in Washington on February 5, 1928. He criticizes the reverence for Andrew Jackson, noting Jackson’s removal of Cherokees and expressing disillusionment with the political portrayal.
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Washington
Jackson
Andy’ Jackson
Andy
Georgia
North Carolina
Dr Lamb warns reserpine links to breast cancer
A reader asks about Serpasil and cancer risk. The response confirms reserpine and related high blood pressure drugs may raise breast cancer risk in both sexes, notes higher concern for women over 50, and urges continuing medical guidance while addressing overall health and weight reduction.
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Lamb
Lancet
Debating Housing Rules and Tenant Responsibility
A discussion argues that middle class visitors push for rapid public housing reform, blame landlords, and overlook tenant fault. It warns that higher standards raise rents, burden low income tenants, and may be hard to enforce, risking widespread demolition in some cities.
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Health Department
Landlord Rights and Rent Standards in Housing Policy Debate
A discussion argues housing regulation harms landlords and tenants. It cites evictions, repairs disputes, and legal delays that impede investment and raise rents. The piece promotes lowering barriers to housing production to ease shortages and protect tenants.
Dickinson College Abolishes Dean's List Amid Grade Inflation
Dickinson College Carlisle Pa drops Dean's List after 500 of 1600 students earned grades high enough for the honor. Dean George Allan says the large share made the distinction no longer an honor. The piece notes similar inflation at Dartmouth and Amherst with high A and B grades.
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Dickinson College
Carlisle
George J. Allan
Dartmouth
Amherst
Grading Trends At Colleges Draw Debate On A B C Values
The Chronicle of Higher Education discusses rising grades with Don Oakley noting 81 percent A or B at Vassar. Edward M White argues a cynical view likens C to attendance while A reflects timely work. Faculty cite leniency, teaching quality, grad school pressure, and harder student effort.
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The
Chronicle of Higher Education
California State College
Edward M. White
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Tarry
Brain Passagi
Roman
Oscar Wilde
Abraham
Yorkstore
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Rivatenn Owned
Trailroads
WM Rogers
Berry's
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Lawrence E. Lamb, M. D
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Vassar
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