200 Mile Fishing Zone Calls Rise From Coast States
Coastal states including Virginia and Carolinas push for a 200 mile US fishery zone as Soviet and other fleets trawl offshore. Senate approves a 961 million interim measure to manage stocks while negotiations for a full sea law proceed.
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Keeland
Peru
Ecuador
United States
New Jersey
Jersey
Soviet Union
Gorton’s
House of Representatives
Senate
US Senate
Ford Administration
Virginia
Carolinas
Atlantic
Pacific
Supreme Court Overturns 1871 Tax Case in Modern Ruling
The court declares the 1871 decision wrongly decided and allows states and localities to tax imported goods. It stresses reconsideration as virtue when new evidence proves a prior ruling unjust, noting mercy favored governments in this revenue matter.
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Supreme Court
High Court ruling limits local taxes on inventories in transit
The Georgia Supreme Court ruling limits local taxes on warehouse inventories and goods in transit. It held that local governments cannot tax containerized or non handled property or duties on in transit goods. Retailers see inflationary effects but expect improved competition for American made products nationwide.
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Gwinnett County
Georgia
High Court
Supreme Court
Stop posturing about Indians and native Americans in politics
The column rebuts Senator Abourezk’s $600,000 compensation idea for Wounded Knee descendants and argues that the term native American is inaccurate. It cites Morison on early migrations, reflects on frontier brutality, and urges Indigenous inclusion into mainstream American society while downplaying past grievances and radical rhetoric.
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James Abourezk
Wounded Knee
U.S
Abourezk
Lexington
Concord
East Indies
United States
Kowalski
Iran
Samuel Eliot Morison
Bering Strait
Asia
America
Morison
Senator Abourezk
Thomas Jefferson
George TH
Hart and Hruska Duel Over Antitrust Funding Farewell
Senators Philip Hart and Roman Hruska, both retiring, clash over a bill to boost funding for the Justice Department antitrust division and the Federal Trade Commission. Hart backs “seed money” for antitrust enforcement and state grants, arguing for regulation, while Hruska resists, warning it advances unnecessary regulation and potential nationalization risks. The measure would distribute funds over three years, amid high existing spending and ongoing litigation against IBM and AT&T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Senate
Philip Hart
D.-Mieh
Roman Hruska
R-Neb
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Federal Trade Commission
Hart
Hruska
IBM
At&t
Buckley Assails Antitrust Amid Executive Fight
In a critique of antitrust reform, Buckley argues that anti monopoly laws risk cannibalizing policy. He notes a rift between Congress and the Ford administration over funding and enforcement, aligning with the executive branch but predicting an eventual political setback.
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Hruska
Ford Administration
Office of Management and Budget
Congress
Johnson
Nixon
Gerald Ford
Kilpatrick on the Postal Service’s political drift
James K Kilpatrick argues the 1971 Postal Service hybrid failed to shed politics or deliver expected savings. He cites rising deficits from 1973 to 1975, projections of an $8 billion shortfall by 1981, and options from rate hikes to office closures, concluding reassumption by the federal government is more plausible than private privatization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Post Office Department
US. Postal Service
Congress
George Wallace
Psoco
Postal Service
Rate Commission
Gunga Din
Questioning JFK Murder Theories and Warren Commission
In Davis California a critique surveys doubts about the Kennedy assassination, the Warren Commission, and related conspiracies. It highlights Robert Anson's book and David Belin's defense, recounting witness Johnny Brewer's testimony and Oswald's role, while noting broader mistrust and media figures in the debate.
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Davis
California
Tonkin Gulf
God
Warren Commission
JFK
Robert Sam Anson
National Review
David Belin
Anson
Officer Tippit
Dallas
Tippit
Oswald
Kennedy
Mr. Belin
Johnny Calvin Brewer
Oak Cliff
Brewer
Texas Theatre
Tippet
Belin
McDonald
Neil Armstrong
Hubert Humphrey
CBS
CIA
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Decisio
Toffrosw
Robert Frost
Acton
John
Hood
Frost
Holmes Alexander
J Hatt
Longer
Iam F. Buckley Jr
Irona 'En
James K. Kilpatrick
Politics, Postal Service
Lawrence O'Brien
Senator Soaper
D.C
Teddy
Senator DG
Leitner, Morain, Hinderer
Danville
TheRister Publishing Co., Inc
Union St
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