Mayors Seek Federal Bailout for New York City
In Boston the U S Conference of Mayors nearly unified in pressing Uncle Sam to bail out New York City amid near bankruptcy. They defend deficits as politics and taxes constrain revenue, ignore the long term risk of rising national debt, and warn inflation will persist without production-led growth and belt tightening.
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U.S. Conference of Mayors
Boston
Uncle Sam
New York City
New York
England
Murph and Tim Murphy Tale of Police and Father Son Rivalry
A vivid portrait of Murph the seasoned cop and his son Tim Murphy who follows the police path. Tim excels in the service test and rises from plainclothes to detective while dodging his father’s shadow. Reporters hint at Tim’s transfer to the vice squad amid a tense family dynamic.
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Murph
Caboose
Kate
Tim
Tim Murphy
Crooked Cop Fake Captain Targeted by Murphs Unit
In Harlem a supposed police captain with a gold shield ran a fake tavern bribery scheme offering $200 per man to keep quiet. Murph’s team tracked the scams, sent Tim on tips, and uncovered widespread complicity among bartenders and supervisors before the ruse was exposed.
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Murph
Tim
Harlem
State Liquor Board
S.L.A
Predicting the trend and a bar stalling tale
The text depicts a journalist habit of leaving space for prominent figures to fill on the front page and a subplot about a police captain being stalled by a bartender after Tim’s failed reports. It references a prediction from the Associated Press and a recurring inspector’s pursuit over three months.
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Ruy
Lee
Associated Press
Tim
Columbus Telegram Editorial: Freedom Defined and Shared
The Columbus Telegram declares freedom as self-control blessed by God and aligned with moral guides. It frames freedom as a personal responsibility, not government license, urging readers to promote peace and truth in daily life.
Sansert for headaches discussed with patient case
Dr Lamb explains that headaches often vascular in origin not classic migraines. Sansert can raise pain threshold and prevent migraines in many patients but carries risks. nausea may occur initially and therapy should be stopped after five to six months under medical supervision.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
DR. Lamb
Sansert
Sanseri
Sanserts
Sanseris
Crossword Clue Puzzle Snippet Clues and Answers
A compact listing of crossword clues with numbers and hints including 18 Foot part 20 Expensive white fur 22 Son of God and more, suggesting a partial puzzle row of definitions and linguistic hints across multiple entries.
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Mariner
Interstate Commerce Commission and Half Fare for the Unemployed
A discussion of the ICC origin and a Continental Trailways plan offering Opportunity Half-Fare to unemployed travelers seeking work. The piece weighs legal in 1887 precedent against social good, noting about 3,000 Americans used the program to reach job opportunities and debating appropriateness of subsidies.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Pacific Railroad
Northwest
ICC
Fred Currey
Continental Trailways
New York Times
Detroit
Trailways move to aid jobless earns unlikely praise
The column argues for a humane fare exception allowing Continental Trailways to offer discounts to unemployed travelers. It contrasts Greyhound’s objections, notes ICC regulation’s mixed history, and claims Trailways’ program helps relocate job seekers without harming others, praising the move as constructive.
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Commission
Civilian Conservation Corps
Coc Camp
Continental Trailways
Trailways Company
Greyhound Lines, Inc
General Motors
Trailways
Pete Aan
Greyhound
ICC
Paperwork roadblock in auto emissions testing
A major automaker tells the Senate Public Works Committee that federal auto pollution standards create a bureaucratic nightmare. The company cites 200 feet of paperwork for 1975 model emissions certification, costing $24 million and 284 test cars.
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John Marshall
Senate Public Works Committee
HEW
Government study probes discipline gaps in minority students
HEW runs a nationwide review to identify districts violating Civil Rights Act by punishing minority students more than white peers. It notes focus on language and home speech, while refugee Vietnamese children are exempt for this school year.
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HEW
Specia
Socia
Washington
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