Our Opinion: Justice Black on Ending Court Logjams
The piece lauds Justice Black’s view that one appeal may suffice unless substantial injustice is shown, arguing it could unclog courts and speed justice. It notes the Chicago 7 case and a California murder appeal where only one transcript copy was provided, urging adoption of Black's concept despite silent dissenters on the Supreme Court.
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Submarine contractor faces alleged taxpayer waste in Deep Dive report
Grass Roots Opinion from Cascade Iowa argues about government checks and balances while detailing Navy procurement waste by General Dynamics Electric Boat. The column cites Admiral Rickover and documents claiming misallocation of funds, noncompetitive bidding, and overcharges totaling millions across submarine contracts.
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Electric Boat accused of double billing and bid irregularities
A Navy report criticizes Electric Boat and General Dynamics for wasteful spending and procurement abuses in nuclear submarine programs. It cites double labor charges, subcontracts after informal bids, incomplete cost breakdowns, and reliance on internal funds while noting British procurements receive stricter review. The piece also covers political moves surrounding Rep. Glenard Lipscomb’s seat and President Nixon urging Pat Hillings to run against John Rousselot.
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What Is Love In The Modern Heart And Screen
A reflection on love's many forms from intimate affection to parental care, interwoven with a New York AP report on CBS dropping Red Skelton and NBC hiring him. The piece contrasts enduring emotion with media audience dynamics and shifts in television programming.
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Network TV shakeup hints at new season mix
NBC to drop six and add five shows including My World and Welcome to It while canceling I Dream of Jeannie and Daniel Boone. CBS brings back Andy Griffith and Mary Tyler Moore with new comedies plus two CBS series. Tim Conway to headline a September hour variety show on NBC. Don Knotts and Flip Wilson also set for NBC comedies. An essay on love, family and memory follows, ending with a reader question about Social Security tips for waitresses.
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Peter Gunn
Corry News Highlights From 1950 Local Scene
Plans to convert the Fourth ward lot into a playground move forward as bids are sought for equipment. A daylight burglary at Hotel Corry saw $320 stolen from the office safe, reported by Manager Lou Valentine. Cherie Sweet to be crowned 1949 50 basketball queen at the Corry Academy game on March 3.
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