Government Surplus Goods Up For Sale Across U.S. Agencies
The U S government through the GSA and the Department of Defense offers surplus and other personal property for sale nationwide. Listings include varied items from consumer goods to industrial equipment, with regional offices and DoD disposal centers handling sales by bid or public auction.
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U.S
General Services Administration
Department of Defense
GSA
Federal Supply Service
Personal Property Department
Defense Property Disposal
Columbus
Ohio
Portsmouth
R.C
Memphis
Dod
P.O
Battle Creek
Mich
Department of Commerce
Commerce Business Daily
Superintendent of Documents
Government Printing Office
Washington, D.C
Hurrah for the basics in Corry schools
Readers celebrate returning focus to readin ritin and rithmetic as core subjects. The opinion argues against overwide curricula and urges emphasis on fluency in reading writing and language, with history and even foreign language and clear speech.
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Corry Area
Houston
Texas
St. Thomas School
How will you go? By Ellen Goodman
A mixed essay on saccharin ban and tobacco subsidies contrasts FDA rules and public health aims. It questions federal rationality, cites Delaney amendments, and notes subsidies for tobacco while anti smoking campaigns cost billions, urging reform and clear government action.
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Bolton
FDA
Canada
United States
Food, Drug and Cosmetics Act
Gadfly
Public Citizen’s Health Research Institute
Sidney Wolfe
Wolfe
Joseph Calitano
Health Education and Welfare
Carter's Inflation Fears and Senate Delay Darken Stimulus Plan
Watergate lingering as Anderson clears Griffin Bell while IRS says governors were chosen by standard procedures. Inflation climbs with prices up 12 percent yearly as McClellan warns of inflationary impact and House supports Carter’s 324 billion stimulus. Senate resistance, Byrd aims to move bills. Guam Oil profits from a controversial fuel mix spark investigations and legal battles involving former FEA officials.
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McClellan
Senate
Sandy Hill to Host Good Morning America Debut
Los Angeles based TV reporter Sandra M Hill will become First Lady of ABCs Good Morning America on April 25 succeeding Nancy Dussault. Hill, 30, known locally for KABC TV, aims for a more news oriented program while keeping her reporter status, with some pay from ABCs news division.
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Los Angeles
Sandra M
Sandy"" Hill
ABC
A.M. America
Stephanie Edwards
Nancy Dussault
Miss Hill
Miss Hii
Washington
University of Washington
News
Seattle
Ews
KNXT
KABC
Corry Evewing Journal Adopts Daily Publication Model
The Corry Evewing Journal announces a daily newspaper model published by mail from West South Street, Corry, Pa. George Sample is publisher and William S. Eaton is managing editor. Subscription costs include 20 dollars per year, 316 per month, with various daily and weekly options and advertising rates.
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Twecorry
Evewing Journal
South Street
Corry
George Sample
William S. Eaton
John McLaughlin
ICAP
Slupateney
Sreand
Claax Postagy Pall
Barrier
For Tt's For The Fin Undreds Local Etis First
Fragmentary OCR text appears as a distorted local notice or briefing. The readable fragments reference a register office, a committee, and potential toward a qualified action. No clear events, dates, or named entities are extractable for a full summary.
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Sylvia Porter
Jiam
Gen. Brown
THE
Joint Chiefs OF Staffs
Brown
By Ellen Goodman
Revesal
Defense Department
Warter Hearnes
Missouri
National Governors Conference
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Hearnes
Sen Edmund Muskie
D-Me
Muskie
Nixon White House
Nixon
Alexander Butterfield
White House
FBI
Butterfield
Domo H.R. Halderman
G-men
Internal Revenue Service
Bureau
Warren Eastman Hearnes
Gaterfield
St. Louis
Bungling Bureau
West Point
Watergate
IRS
John Danforth
By Jack Anderson
Griffin Bell
I RS
Carter
House
Sen
John McClellan
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robert Byrd
D-W. Va
Guam
Federal Energy Administration
Guam Oil
Robert Montgomery
General. Com
Montgomery
FEA
Sandy
Gisalay
Chie “Ent
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