Secret report leak sparks House probe led by Flynt
The House Ethics Committee under Congressman John Flynt of Georgia may spend up to 380000 dollars to identify who leaked a secret intelligence report to CBS reporter Anuel Schorr. Schorr, suspended, refuses to reveal source. Village Voice printed it but publication drew no sensitive content.
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New York City Faces Fallout After Ford Bailout
The Senate Banking Committee probes why New York City has not implemented promised fiscal reforms after a 2.3 billion loan to avert municipal bond default. City welfare missteps and a projected deficit widening to 1.2 billion raise pressure as officials vow action.
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Columbus Telegram Promotes Peace Amid Turmoil
A 1976 Columbus Telegram piece urges readers to support peace initiatives and unity. The brief promotes a slogan Let Peace Begin With Me and emphasizes calm amid reports of unrest and social tension.
Dr Lamb Fruit Diet Question Raised by Reader
A reader questions a vegetarian style diet used for months by a family, noting bowel cleanses and religious reasons. Medical guidance stresses adequate protein calories and varied sources to prevent muscle loss, with emphasis on not eliminating beans entirely and ensuring RDAs are met.
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Patty Hearst on Time The Saturday Evening Post Cover
A Readable clipping notes Patty Hearst appearing on the April issue cover of the Saturday Evening Post and also in features pages portraying her in a dress and in a captioned shot. The piece hints at the SLA abduction and public reaction without graphic detail.
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New York Residents Face Debt Worries in Notes
A fragmented note quotes concerns that New York is similar to individuals in facing debt. It argues debt is hard to repay and that borrowing feels like a constant, practical option.
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Patty Hearst case provokes mixed feelings and debate
The piece muses on the Patty Hearst kidnapping, noting insufficient facts for firm judgment and predicting long, emotion charged battles over the case. It questions pure motives, fame, and media sensationalism while contrasting public fascination with factual detail.
All Are Gainers From Private Property Use
The piece argues private property fuels profit without universal ownership. It cites price competition lowering costs, notably with ballpoint pens, and notes fast food franchises and coin operated services boosting opportunities for lower incomes. It emphasizes enterprise creates benefits for others and themselves through supply and innovation.
Bernard Siegan on regulation and private ownership
The text argues against broader government regulation of property and business, claiming socialism worsens outcomes and that consumer choice and private ownership promote enterprise. It asserts regulation raises costs, stifles entry, harms less affluent buyers, and that free speech and ownership benefit the public.
Federal fiscal tides tug nation between austerity and spending
The piece outlines competing pressures on U S fiscal policy in its 20th year. Legislatures in eight states urge Congress to submit a constitutional amendment while critics demand restraint. The deficit nears 800 billion dollars, with calls for federal aid to education and urban services clashing with demands to curb spending.
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State and local fiscal role questioned in deficit cycle
Don Oakley argues that rising federal subsidies fuel higher state and local taxes and deficits. He doubts Reagan style plan to shift money and duties to states would reduce the gap. He notes a lack of free lunch and warns deficits drive inflation and urban declines.
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