Sunshine or shadow in Washington openness debate heats up
The Sunshine bill led by Sen. Lawton Chiles aims to require open meetings for Senate committees and conference panels with limited exceptions. Critics from regulatory agencies and the Rules Committee stall progress while public opinion pushes for more government transparency.
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Washington
Senate
Lawton Chiles
Florida
Rules Committee
Chiles
Jened Ge Eert
House
Russians Offer Secret Bank Accounts In Zurich
Barrons reports Moscow linked Foreign Trade Bank promotes secret numbered accounts in Zurich. Customers can open in Zurich and hold funds in freely transferable currencies in Moscow. The offer includes insured delivery of diamonds, gold coins and bullion through the Moscow bank.
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Zurich
Barron’s Financial Weekly
Soviet Union
Moscow
Soviet Foreign Trade Bank
United States
Nebraska Pork Producers salute Columbus groups for banquet success
The Nebraska Pork Producers Association thanks the Columbus Chamber of Commerce the Columbus Convention Center the Columbus Merchants the Platte County Age Society and the Platte County Extension Personnel for their overwhelming support and cooperation in making the State Park Producers Banquet the largest and most successful to date. The tribute credits the local news media and all involved for making the event possible.
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Nebraska Pork Producers Association
Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Columbus Convention Center
Columbus Merchants
Platte County Age Society
Platte County Extension
State Park
The Star Always Late and Red Dolan the Myth
A reminiscence about favorite reporters and a fictionalized Red Dolan. The piece recalls Oscar Fraley and a cast of reporters, note on Hoffa biography confusion, Dolan’s late mornings, high pay, and a gruff editor Harvey Deuell since McKinley’s era.
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Milton Goldstandt
Oscar Fraley
Oscar
Peter Zenger
Ambrose Bierce
Damon Runyon
Bob Gonsidine
Red Dolan
Fraley
Hoffa
James R. Hoffa
New York
Harvardniversity
Red
Dolan
Mr. Dolan
Harvey Deuell
Mr. Deuell
McKinley
Money, politics, and people puzzle readers today
A reader muses on how France bans gold shipments and Britain spends millions to stabilize its currency while the U.S. struggles. The note critiques national money systems and echoes views on money, horse racing, and women as three things the public struggles to understand.
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Arama
England
France
U.S
Red Dolan's Ship News Rise and Fall
Jim Bishop recounts Red Dolan, a late, ambitious reporter pushed from ship news to movie writing by a Boston banker. Dolan endures a night aboard the Ile de France, cinemas, and alcohol, ends with his death and a party mischairm.
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Dolan
Red
Coast Guard
Deuell
Red Dolan
Ile de France
Joseph P. Kennedy
Gloria Swanson
Miss Swanson
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Swanson
Boston
Harvey Deuell
Columbus Telegram Attitude on Freedom Mottoed in 1975
The Columbus Telegram in Nebraska on Monday November 17 1975 proclaims freedom as self-control given by God not government power. It emphasizes liberty guided by moral codes and the Declaration of Independence.
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus
Nebraska
Protein intake guidance for an active 160 pound man
Dr Lamb explains that a 160 pound active man needs about 60 grams of good protein daily with adequate calories. He notes higher protein only for those building muscle, up to around 100 grams, and warns excess protein becomes calories or fat. Milk, lean meat, and low fat dairy provide good protein without excess fat.
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DR. Lamb
P.O
Radio City
New York
National Academy of Sciences
Rhetoric Across 4 English 1 Priestly historian discourse
A garbled puzzle entry lists clues and partial solutions across and down. It includes references to Julius Caesar and Jupiter, with terms like mischief, neat, and capacious faults, suggesting a cryptic crossword style grid.
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Noblewon
Caesar
Ohio
Wind Power Dreams in New York Legislation Vision
James Monroe, advising the New York State Legislative Commission on Energy Policy, envisions windmills on Lake Ontario and off Long Island, predicting cheap power and new energy systems. He discusses wood waste fuels, sea wind farms, costs, ecological pushback, and the practicality of atomic power versus wind.
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James Monroe
New York State Legislative Commission On
Lake Ontario
Long Island
New York State
New York
Monroe
Adirondack North Country
Mr. Monroe
Sierra
Sierra Club
Alabama
Daniel Boone
Texas Towers
Atlantic
Kemp Emerges as Notable GOP Contender in Ford Circle
Ford campaign staff eyed possible successors to Nelson Rockefeller with Jack Kemp as the standout young prospect. Kemp, a 40 year old Buffalo congressman and former NFL player, has grown into a respected legislator while balancing a right leaning stance with moderation.
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Washington
Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Jack Kemp
Buffalo
Buffalo Bills
Kemp
Jerry Ford
Bob
Mathias
Ron Zeigler
Vietnam
Ernie Ladd
Kemp Pursues Jobs Creation Plan in Congress
The article profiles Kemp promoting the Jobs Creation Act to spur capital investment, jobs, and tax revenues, arguing for a free enterprise renaissance. It notes 100 cosponsors, critics calling it mogul welfare, and hints at potential vice presidential talk given his political strength and alignment with Ford era leadership.
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Ernie Ladd
Kemp
America
Jerry Ford
Euse
White House
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