Peaceful revolution looming in Bicentennial year
In 1976 a faction advocates a peaceful revolution to replace the current political order. Voters may press for a shakeup at the polls, turning out incumbents while both major parties face pressure after Watergate as citizens seek drastic changes in governance. The aim is to clean house amid a restless public mood.
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Watergate paralysis hinders consumer legislation drive
Washington reports the Watergate stalemate slowing a wave of consumer bills. No fault auto insurance and a consumer protection push face delays as impeachment and Senate probes drain support, leaving key measures endangered amid political struggle.
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Indians and Thrift Struggles Across Nations
Paul Harvey discusses Bureau of Indian Affairs mismanagement and tribal diversity on Mescalero Apache lands, highlighting shifts toward white man’s concepts of progress. In New York, thrift institutions clash with banks over small debt securities and retail investor access, signaling threats to thrift profits and survival.
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Big bankers dispute home mortgage market support and powers
The nation's mutual savings banks warn they are in poor condition and cannot fulfill their housing market role. They report a net deposit outflow of over 3800 million in April and May due to restrictive rules, oppose limited interest advantages, and seek broader powers such as checking accounts. Citicorp plans to offer corporate IOUs and deposits, alarming thrifts who see this as regulatory circumvention. Regulators have not acted to block Citibank or Chase Manhattan's large offerings.
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Law Q and neighbor hedge clipping trespass advice
A muzzleloading deer season may be declared by act for a hunting license year and a license for muzzleloading firearms. For hedge clipping trespass, you may sue for damages equal to remedy costs and your labor, but settlement is wiser due to costs and ill will. the text lists federal and state officials and contact lines for Pennsylvania.
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