Utilities Pressure Macdonald Over Power Plant Bill
Washington reports utilities threaten to back an opponent against Rep. Torbet Macdonald if he fails to amend a multi billion dollar bill shaping site decisions for power plants. The panel plan would allow federal review except in national parks with one conservationist representative. Nixon administration backs stronger environmental protections amid industry lobbying.
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John Dingell
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Dress codes in schools a clash of rights and standards
Opinion pieces on student dress codes debate where expression ends and community standards begin. The piece argues school authorities set reasonable rules with community approval, while students may express themselves only within broadly accepted norms. It cautions against extremes and calls for shared standards.
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Sally Rand
Sally Rands
Second Chance List Delights In Wild Hallucination Of Wants
New York AP sketch envisions a list of outrageous longings from travel to tech and politics. It playfully imagines reliving life with ventures from reading War and Peace to climbing the Statue of Liberty and even turning Manhattan over to the Redskins for a price.
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New York
Julie Andrews
Spain
Ireland
Ball
Brooklyn
Corry fund tops 2867 as Eagles club to close and queen chosen
Corry residents reported new cash and material gifts raising the Mead Park building fund to 2867 while the two year effort to reorganize the Corry Fraternal Order of Eagles moves toward discontinuation. Miss Janet Orcutt will be crowned football queen of Corry Senior High School this evening with a 10 girl court. City taxes for 1932 will be tabulated on a 6294595 assessed value as Council accepts 1931 32 report. Voter turnout remained low at 16 oclock and expected to rise late afternoon.
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Corry Girl Scout
Mead Park
Corry Fraternal Order of Eagles
Janet Orcutt
Corry Senior High School
Miss Orcutt
Corry
C.F. McCray
What Would Jesus Do in the Present Crisis analysis
The author critiques previous rhetoric in Liberty magazine and the long running question title What Would Jesus Do. He contrasts old rhetorical devices with a 1936 Sheldon piece that speculates Jesus would unite all Christian denominations in a single United Church, while critiquing the author for posing questions as authority. The piece laments the persistence of flimsy inquiry over substance across decades.
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Jesus
Charles M. Sheldon
Sheldon
America
Doctor Sheldon
Clarence Darrow
United Church of the
United States of America
Church of England
Draina
College of Cardinals
Dr. Sheldon
al Landon
FDR
Cash flow method advised for family budgeting by bank
First National City Bank urges families with tight finances to use a cash flow system like big corporations. It matches annual income against annual outgo, planning ahead to meet yearly expenses and long term financial goals. The bank outlines five worksheets including a yearly income list.
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Linda Rubey
NEW York (Ap
First National City Bank
America
New York
Making Ends Meet Family Budget Plan
The article outlines a bank advised five sheet budget approach. It details recording past fixed expenses, calculating discretionary income, and planning spending on vacations clothing and medical costs. It cautions against overcutting personal allowances and stresses shared family responsibility and flexible cash flow estimates.
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