Editorial: Trust in Dr. Mathews to Reform HEW
The piece defends Health Secretary David Mathews on leave from the University of Alabama, praising his leadership and long range focus for the vast HEW bureaucracy. It urges readers to back him, arguing he can reform the department, reduce red tape, and improve relations with governors and interest groups.
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Washington
University of Alabama
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Zarb weighs breaking up Big Oil and a Simon VP boost
Washington energy policy man Frank Zarb weighs a bold antitrust move against major oil firms amid FTC data shared by Lewis Engman. Treasury's Bill Simon quietly tests presidential waters as potential Ford running mate, while a diplomatic debt dispute and a federal worker protest raise questions about accountability.
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Sunshine Law Opens Senate and Agencies to Public
Senator Jim Allen urges full open meetings for Senate committees and conference sessions and for multi member federal agencies. Executive sessions allowed only for security, personnel, or trade secret protections. Alabama, a pioneer with a 1915 sunshine law, led the way in openness.
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D-Ala
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Alabama
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U.S. Senate
Senate
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Wilcox County
Alabama House
United States
Is This Sect Truly Christian A Note On Belief
A reader asks how to discern right from wrong in religious teaching. The response argues God has revealed Himself, notably through the Bible, as the final authority, and warns against substituting or adding to Scripture. It urges praying for the friend and stresses Jesus as the answer.
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Chicago Tribune-N.y. News Syndicate, Inc
Continental Congress Orders Chesapeake Bay Naval Action
Two hundred years ago during the American Revolution the Continental Congress ordered ships to sail for the Chesapeake Bay to capture or destroy British vessels, marking a bold early strategic move in the war.
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Wall Street Journal
Continental Congress
Chesapeake Bay
Decatur Daily publisher and policy note
The Decatur Daily announces misstatements are not intentional and invites grievance investigations with prompt redress. Details include publication history founder editor W R Shelton 1912 1924 and Tennessee Valley Printing Co addresses and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Decatur
Alabama
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Ala
McGovern and Jackson clash over busing at conference
At the Democratic Issues Conference in Louisville 1600 activists heard Sen. George McGovern defend court ordered busing and oppose anti-busing nominees. He argued constitutional amendments could end busing and warned against promising to stop buses. Sen. Henry Jackson labeled busing a failure and urged intellectual honesty to avert defeat.
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Four party politics spark debate on New York senatorial race
Washington discussion outlines four party dynamics in New York for 1975 senatorial race. Buckley may seek Republican Conservative lines, while Rockefeller could pressure Buckley’s bid. Democrats split with Abzug Pike Lindsay factions, raising questions about coalition, influence, and minority-party leverage.
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