California Budget Crunch Forces Reagan College Fees Debate
In Our Opinion notes California faces a 400 million dollar deficit and a push to charge for college education. Reagan, with a mandate, proposes partial college funding payment, provoking a strong push from educators who call free tuition a key state goal. The piece argues taxpayers must bear costs amid budget pressures.
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Grass Roots Opinion Cites Tax Hike Fatigue
In Providence Kentucky the Journal Enterprise quotes residents opposing further tax increases. The piece blames national lawmakers for dysfunction and a lack of fiscal responsibility, urging Washington to address core duties.
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Publisher claims novel contains every ingredient of a bestseller
London publisher Peter Wolfe says he possesses a book that has all the elements now thought to drive worldwide sales. He lists eight sample paragraphs claiming sex money violence drugs drink perversion espionage religion sado masochism racial prejudice politics royalty mystery excess animals obscurity exotic locations topical references sheer bulk and notes the work will not be published.
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Alabama Roles and Bowl Glory Highlight a Nation's Unequal Strength
Paul Harvey reflects on New Year bowl games showing Alabama's triumphs and the brilliance of standout players. He argues American greatness lies in freedom to be unequal and celebrates exceptional athletes while critiquing equalizing trends in sports coverage.
Corry Journal Ad Rates and Publication Details
Publication note from the Corry Journal listing pricing and advertising deadlines. Mentions editor George R. Sample and city officials. Includes mail class and subscription rates and a brief notice of publication timing and rate conversions.
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California Senator Kuchel Fights Hard Line Challenge
Drew Pearson profiles Sen. Kuchel of California, the No. 2 Republican, who turned down a $175,000 a year offer to head the Motion Picture Producers Association to stay in the Senate amid right wing pressure. The piece notes his past libel clash, the 1968 fight, and a looming California showdown. It also covers Brademas visiting Powell on educational issues, and the Alabama defections affecting Ways and Means Committee votes.
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Today in History highlights battles and speeches across years
Highlights from January 19 span 1917 Mexico alliances with Germany and territorial hopes, 1961 Georgia secession, 1941 flag removal incident in San Francisco, 1942 Burma invasion start, and various postwar political notes. It also compares State of the Union word counts across presidents.
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Business and Government Merge in 20th Century
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith warned from London that large corporations may someday blend into a larger administrative complex with the state. He argued big government and big business are a growing, interdependent reality with many firms deriving 50 to 75 percent of business from federal government.
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John Kenneth Galbraith
London
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India
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Who May Solemnize Marriages In Pennsylvania
All Justices or Judges of the courts of the Commonwealth along with Magistrates Aldermen Justices of the Peace Mayors Burgesses and ministers priests or rabbis of regularly established churches may solemnize marriages between parties presenting a marriage license issued by the Clerk of the Orphans Court.
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Sterilization Decisioninvolves Irreversibility and Timing
A reader asks about female sterilization after five children in seven years. The doctor warns sterilization is irreversible and should be considered carefully with a physician, noting potential changes in life and modern contraception options. The piece also covers swollen ankles from edema and recommends medical evaluation for persistent leg swelling.
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American College of Obstetricians
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