Wasteful state paperwork clogs budgets and local papers
In our opinion the state floods weekly papers with department brochures and promotional literature. The writer calls this wasteful, costly to taxpayers, and unnecessary boilerplate that local papers cannot use. They urge readers to contact legislators to curb the practice. Russia overtakes in pollution on the Volga is noted in a Petersburg Texas postscript.
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Funk and Wagnalls
Pennsylvania
Daily Mail
Matt Lincoln widower on ABC romance and ratings shift
New York AP reports ABC's Dr Matt Lincoln marries a widow with a son in a midseason plot shift aimed at boosting ratings though critics note dreary scripts and strong competition from Family Affair. The network plans The Reel Game with Jack Barry, and The Young Lawyers adds Philip Clark. Washington reports on pay raises and pensions amid political sacrifice discourse.
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New York
Matt Lincoln
ABC
Dr. Lincoln
Lincoln
Vince Edwards
Filip Wilson
Jack Barry
Barry
Philip Clark
Zalman King
Judy Pace
Nixon seeks fatter pension and pork in text
A cabinet of mixed reform and self interest unfolds as Nixon contemplates larger pensions for lawmakers, while McCormack hints at staff pay cuts and a fixer, Sweig, eyes reinstatement. Lawmakers push bigger stationery and long distance allowances, and debates over drug funding falter in Congress amid White House inaction. Wives of prisoners seek higher allotments, and GSA’s Hart Mankin trims Christmas costs with taxpayer money. Consumer legislation stalls in the House with a largely party line vote.
Timothy Dalton in New York amid Wuthering Heights buzz
Timothy Dalton arrives in New York to promote American International's Wuthering Heights in which he plays Heathcliff. After a rough 29 hour wait at a foggy British airport he endures a necktie snub at lunch, then chats at Sardi's about his career, philosophy, and disdain for self-doubt while noting his early start at 16 and key films.
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New York
Timothy Dalton
American International
Emily Bronte
Tim
Heathcliff
Laurence Olivier
Haggard
Sardi’s
Dalton
The Catholic Church and the tide of permissiveness
A provocative meditation on the Catholic Church's waning authority amid societal revolt. The essay argues Pope Paul VI faces a fractured Curia, liturgical shifts, and calls for reform, while urging lay compassion and renewal across faiths. The author reflects on modern disbelief, changing rites, and youth as the hope for future understanding.
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