No Fault Insurance Bill Backed in Senate Committee
Editorial argues revised national no fault bill could cut auto premiums 25 to 40 percent by giving states authority to set standards while protecting motorists. It notes federal standards will trigger if states miss them and lists support from auto dealers groups and insurers. Some states already limit premiums through no fault or added benefits.
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National Association of Insurance Commissioners
Senate
Secretary of Transportation
Michigan
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National Auto — Dealers Association
American Association of Retired Persons
Nader Forms Consumer Lobby Congress Watch on Capitol Hill
Ralph Nader launches Congress Watch a new lobby group on Capitol Hill with director Joan B. Claybrook. First registered lobbyists filed in June, aiming to push auto recall, consumer protection, and other reform measures.
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Jane Wales
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
Ralph Nader
Consumer Advocate
Nader
Capitol Hill
Consumer Protection Agency
House of Representatives
Congress Watch
Joan B. Claybrook
Law School
Congress
Congress Project
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Claybrook
Nixon's Children Reflections On Watergate Aides
A The New York Times opinion piece examines Richard Nixon’s junior White House staffers, their ascent, complicity, and the moral failures that led to Watergate. It contrasts their polished, privileged images with Nixon’s own frailties and questions why experienced leaders failed to guide them.
Richardson Caught In Middle In Watergate Split
Attorney General Elliott Richardson sits between President Nixon and special prosecutor Archibald Cox as the Watergate clash escalates. Cox seeks White House documents and tapes while Nixon cites executive privilege, leaving Richardson weighing constitutional grounds and possible roles for Solicitor General Bork.
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Margaret Gentry Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
Richardson
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Cox
White House
Sam J. Ervin
Senate Watergate Committee
T'Sixon
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Robert Bork
High Court
Bork
Alabama bill seeks consumer protection office by act
A legislative bill would create a state consumer protection office and empower the attorney general to sue violators. The measure, introduced by Sen. Fred Ray Lybrand, would replace the current executive order setup and was sent to the Judiciary Committee. In a separate action, the Senate Commerce and Transportation Committee approved a bill barring state legislators from serving on state boards or commissions.
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Montgomery
Ala
Consumer Protection Office
Fred Ray Lybrand
Calhoun County
Judiciary Committee
Senate
Commerce and Transportation Committee
Decatur Daily News Briefs July 25 1973
Short AP item highlights dated July 25 1973 including local happenings and notable events. Summaries focus on regional news and concise updates from Decatur area.
Washington Merry-Go-Round look at Hunt and Liddy in Watergate era
The piece profiles E Howard Hunt and G Gordon Libby as volatile figures tied to Watergate. It recaps Hunt as a romantic spy and novelist who plotted coups, burglary, and even tried to blackmail the White House. It notes past CIA ties, Bay of Pigs links, and political intrigues across Uruguay Guatemala and Spain. It also mentions Nixon aides, John Dean, James McCord, and a new law on presidential home projects.
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William V. Shannon
New York Times News Service
Washington
Richard Nixon
Senate Committee
Air Force One
Grand Jury
Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
John W. Dean III
Egil Krough
Gordon Strachan
Dwight Chapin
White House
H. R. Haldeman
John D. Ehrlichmann
Law Review
Haldeman and
Ehrlichman
Haldeman- Ehrlichman
Jack Anderson
G. Gordon Libby
E. Howard Hunt
Daniel Ellsberg
Libby
Hunt
Watergate
CIA
Manolo Bay
Revolutionary Council
Guatemala
Uruguay
U.S
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Montevideo
Spain
Liddy
James Bond
Leer Nixon
Vicemi Agnew
Johnson
Agnew
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Charles
E. Howard Hi
Kennedy
South Vietnam
Diem
Chappaquiddick
Ted.Kennedy
Dmass
Colson
Senate
John Dean
Karla Dean
Dean
Karla
Johnny
New York City
James McCord
FBI
My Answer By Billy Graham on Forgiveness and Fear
Billy Graham counsels believers to trust God's promise of forgiveness and not dwell on past sins. He cites Micah 7 19 and Bunyan to illustrate releasing guilt at the cross. Reassurance comes from faith, Bible reading, and spiritual renewal rather than fear.
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Bunyan
Christian
Thoughtful quote about gossip from Ed Howe
A pithy reflection notes that much of the world s gossip originates with people who intend no harm. The saying attributes the root of gossip to well meaning individuals.
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Ed Howe
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