Ombudsmen and newspapers drive government reform
The Evening Standard argues ombudsmen in Scandinavian countries reveal and correct government errors, but lack punitive power. It notes newspapers press for change via publicity and action lines, urging officials to fix potholes taxes school cafeterias and unfair practices, as in Uniontown and Pennsylvania.
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Television deficit talk in Shafer budget debate
Our Man In Harrisburg explains how Governor Shafer’s near two billion dollar budget may create a nine hundred million tax deficit at the start of the next fiscal year while a surplus appears at year end. The piece notes partisan control and historical patterns since 1963 with Scranton and Lawrence comparisons.
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Central City Colorado Ghost Town Tales of Gold and Legend
A vivid portrait of Central City Colorado as a near ghost town with memories of mining frenzy. It recalls James MacIntosh of Denver, the Teller House guest register, Ulysses Grant visiting, and the rush that built the town from 1859 to a thriving mining center.
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Near East crisis secrets and Israel nuclear doubt
Washington reports an informal U S pledge to help Israel with the Sixth Fleet if it abandons nuclear weapon efforts. Dr Ernest Bergman of Israel cautions production while noting two atomic centers and peacetime reactors. Egypt’s missile program and regional tensions loom as U S officials weigh warnings and strategic options.
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May 29 History Highlights: Constantinople Births and Statehood
On May 29 1453 the Turks captured Constantinople ending the Byzantine capital. Patrick Henry born in 1736 and Rhode Island ratified the U S Constitution in 1790. Wisconsin joined the Union as the 30th state in 1848. Ten years ago George Humphrey resigned as Treasury secretary and Robert Anderson was nominated.
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Nosebleeds in a 13 year old girl cause and care
The article explains that most nosebleeds in children come from the septum due to nose picking and dryness, not serious illness. It advises sitting up, applying nasal pressure with cotton, humidity, and lubrication, with packing only if needed, and notes rare serious causes and the role of diabetes in adult cases.
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