Not private enough the Privacy Act of 1974
In our opinion the Privacy Act of 1974 will put only a small dent in federal government privacy intrusions. It allows individuals to inspect and challenge their files but does not require disclosure of CIA and law enforcement records or many other sensitive materials. The Act helps modestly yet fails to cure all and warns of potential misuse to cover up undisclosed information.
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State Legislators Meet in Philadelphia Conference
National Conference of State Legislators drew about 1 000 delegates in Philadelphia for a five day session ending with a state dinner. Themes included fiscal woes in New York City, creating state agencies to oversee local government finances, lobbying reform, and education and energy policy. Notable speakers Howard K Smith and pollster Louis Harris offered cautions on planning, taxes, and public benefits.
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National Conference of State Legislators
Washington
New York City
Intergovernmental Committee
Pennsylvania
Committee On Ethics
Howard Fine
Howard K. Smith
Louis Harris
U.S
Birch Bayh
Academy of Music
Pennsylvania Ballet
Duquesne Tamaritzans
Bankers leader says protect depositors in default risk
J Rex Dawe head of the American Bankers Association, from Lucas Kansas, says if a default loomed in New York he would aid the community while protecting depositors. He urges fiscal responsibility and cautions against lending that cannot be repaid.
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J. Rex Dawe
American Bankers Association
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New York City
America
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Lucas
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Unnatural gas price controversy and Kennerly gift tale
The article reports on the FPC gas price dispute, noting funding delays for a consultant as staff work stretches unresolved. It also covers David Hume Kennerly’s White House clashes, rumors of a gift from Mick Jagger, and the later clarification that the Petrobolis game came from Baron Arnaud de Rosnay, which Kennerly returned.
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Baron Arnaud de Rosnay
Old man and boy forge a bond amid hardship in Holmdel
A 12 year old boy, Chipper Frechette, mows a nine acre lawn for 76 year old retired engineer William Bisch near Holmdel New Jersey. They form a deep friendship through a hard summer as Bisch battles heart problems and family tragedy. Chipper’s devotion and dream of shared plans highlight a moving tale of unlikely mentorship.
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Thomas A. Edison
Chipper
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