Don’t Shortchange Roads In National Highway Plan
A policy summary argues against diverting the Highway Trust Fund to non highway projects as demands on the road system grow. Projections show 162 million vehicles by 1990, 160 million licensed drivers, and a need for 593 billion dollars in highway investments from 1970 to 1990 to complete the Interstates, upgrade safety, and address backlog.
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Highway Users Federation
U.S. Department of Transportation
America
The Cliche Game and Indian Rights Turmoil
A columnist narrates a cliche game and shifts to a Washington tale where Mohawk Indian Commissioner Louis Bruce is stripped of power after resisting land grabs. Documents reveal Nixon era moves to install a deputy who would echo administration aims, with Bruce ousted and Crow elevated to curb Indian rights and control water resources.
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Crow Seizes Control in Indian Affairs Memo Coup
In a rapid power shift, Crow elevates himself over Bruce, issuing directives to disregard Bruce era memos and replacing aides with his own men. The five day coup ends with no further treaty-memo honoring, signaling Crow’s firm grip over agency policy and communications.
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Operating Services
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Ernie Stevens
Go to pot or not by Paul Harvey
A column discusses shifts in conservative views on marijuana legalisation including Buckley and Consumers' Union while criticising enforcement failures. It notes anecdotes from New York and remarks on drug use, warnings from a Senate panel, and questions about the effectiveness of legalising drugs amid rising affluence and financial guidance confusion.
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New York City
New York
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Personal bankers and the rise of full service banks
The piece discusses the growth of personal banking as banks expand services and assign customers to a personal banker. United Bank of Denver and others promote the concept, noting increases in personal checking while warning of possible sales bias versus client aid. It surveys potential benefits and risks to the client relationship and banking culture.
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United
Harris Bank & Trust
Chicago
North Carolina
Wachovia Bank
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