The Fourth Branch of Government and Its Power
The piece argues authorities form a hidden fourth branch beyond executive legislative and judicial. It notes proliferation of powerful bodies, often unvoted on, with limited public scrutiny. It calls for periodic public review mechanisms to let voters monitor their operations and impact.
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Candace Messier Trial and Aftermath Detailed
A narrative recounts Candace Messier and Melvin Powers on trial for Jacques Messier's stabbing death near Key Biscayne. Jurors weigh evidence amid Weissel’s case and claims of fault, with Candace later pursuing society ties in Houston and a planned Arlington burial for Jacques.
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Candace Messier
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Fred Weissel
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Where to bank among mutual savings and other lenders
A guide explains how mutual savings banks, commercial banks, savings and loan associations, and credit unions differ. Mutuals offer check ing and credit card services plus low-cost life insurance, but are state chartered with services varying by regulation, and New England mutuals tend to be more lenient. They also advertise higher interest rates, attracting savers.
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New England
What savings firms offer commercial banks and S&Ls
The article examines savings banks and savings and loan associations offering long term certificate accounts with higher interest, the practice of freezing funds for set periods, and minimum deposits. It notes passbook predominance, shifts in services, and regulatory details across federally and state chartered institutions plus NOW accounts and overdraft features. It also touches legislative actions and political context of the period.
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S & Ls
New England
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Savings and Loans
New York
Assembly bill clash and Ford concession scene in White House
Lawmakers debate over appointment confirmations and obscenity restrictions as governors and attorneys weigh injunctive powers and tax exemptions. Across Washington, Betty Ford and family prepare to witness President Ford concede, a poignant Oval Office moment amid a grueling campaign.
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White House
Betty Ford
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White House drama ends as Ford consoles aide
In a sobering room scene the ailing President Ford explains his strained voice. His wife relays a congratulatory call to Carter as Ford consoles aide Terry O Donnell, who weeps while praising Ford’s courage and humor under pressure.
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