Telegram Opinion Questions for Voters by Rep Schmitz
A sample questionnaire circulated to voters in Rep John Schmitz's district covers federal spending and deficits, war policies, labor laws, guaranteed income, and postal service quality. It outlines multiple choices on deficits, defense versus social programs, wage laws, and post office performance to gauge constituent views.
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Gressmian
John Schmitz
Rep
Schmitz
Congress
Usis
Sanc
Nebraska
Dave Martin
Marlin
Martin
Defense
Board
Europe
Hemisphere
North
South America
United States
Tabor
U.S. Postal Service
Government poverty drive questioned in Senate hearing
A Senate hearing questioned the effectiveness of spending by the Office of Economic Opportunity. It cited $17 billion spent over six years and $117 million on consultations and evaluations in two years, with 600 studies produced. It noted 164 separate federal programs aimed at lifting people from poverty and warned of bloated budgets amid rising welfare rolls.
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Senate
Office of Economic Laber
Aes
Ang
United Press International
Abraham Ribicoff
Office of Economic Opportunity
Congress
An experiment in hope at Halfway House on Oahu
A Honolulu report describes a Halfway House for first-offenders near Laumaka Street where 35 men per building share a self governed program. Rap sessions judge each other to guide rehabilitation, with peers granting permission for work, college, or contact, and a notable success story of a truck driver with a speech impediment who regains work and savings discipline.
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Laumaka Street
Silver Birds
Honolulu International
Kithen
Alcoholics Anonymous
Freckles
Halfway House
Avith
Oahu State Prison
Blaine Alexander
Lester Keiser
Ife
Notable case highlights Hawaii penal reform and recidivism
Blaine Alexander, once promoted rapidly, falls from grace as Hawaii implements conditional release centers and long probation for serious nonviolent crimes. The case underscores systemic shifts toward tougher accountability, with recidivism affecting his fate as he reenters prison after initial release.
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Betes Fteire
Doeskin
Peter
Hawaii
Parole Board
Blaine Alexander
Blue Cross
Blaine
Keiser
Hallway House
Alexander
U.S
Popping joints and joint pain guidance from Dr Lamb
Dear reader the noises from joint popping are not necessarily arthritis. Gas bubbles in joint spaces can cause pops. Pain and spasms need evaluation by a rheumatologist. If unavailable, contact county medical society for nearby specialists. Occupational factors matter. avoid overloading joints and seek focused medical supervision to determine if rheumatoid arthritis or another condition is present.
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Aiesrest- County Medical Society
Clergy Across E4Sheshonttn and Historic Terms
A fragmented crossword style puzzle reading lists clergy, places, titles, and obscure terms. It glances at bishops, cities, rivers, occupations, and descriptors, intermixing French and Latin roots with cryptic clues and mixed lettered hints.
Nader and the watchdog idea in regulatory politics
The text argues against a proposed national consumer watchdog agency that would oversee regulators like FTC ICC and SEC. It asserts regulatory capture risks, favors market-based checks, and praises Ralph Nader for advocacy yet questions a super agency's long term integrity and effectiveness. It cites examples from trucking versus railroads and radial tires versus old tire tech, stressing market forces as better protectors of consumers. It concludes journalism is the proper arena for adversary advocacy.
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Ralph Nader
Nader
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Communications Commission
Securities Exchange '‘Commission
Etcetera
FTC
Itt
NLRB
Supreme Court
Winsted
Conn
ICC
Regulatory
ICG
Bessemer
As & Frelance
Consumer
Union
Violence and revolution shaping American life in the 1960s
An opinion piece traces a lineage from 1960s upheaval to modern skyjacking and airline violence, arguing that liberal rhetoric and calls for revolution fostered a culture of violence. It links recent crimes to broader social change, urging redefinition of violence and reflection on loyalties and values.
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Balkan
Robert Kennedy
C.P. Ives
Moder Age
End the Glorification of Violence in Society
A reflective critique argues national loyalty has weakened under New Leftist influence. It condemns violence toward law, private property, and academic freedom, urging security upgrades at airports and a broad cultural shift away from revolutionary rhetoric that fuels terrorism, especially against airlines.
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Ives
Jay
United States
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King Features Syndicate
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Nan
Chamberlain
John
King Paatwes Syneicote
Anthony Harrigan
Southern States Indusiele
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