Annual Legislative Sessions In Alabama Vote June 10
The Alabama electorate faces a June 10 vote on two constitutional amendments including annual legislative sessions. Proponents argue annual sessions curb special interests, improve order, and reduce need for costly and evasive special sessions while allowing legislators to study issues thoroughly and serve as a coequal state government branch. Opponents warn gains may be limited and cost unchanged.
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Birmingham Post-Herald
Post-Herald
Alabama
Ford opens Sadat talks amid Arab distrust
Washington plays eight ball in Middle East diplomacy as Ford seeks Arab trust after Mayaguez rescue. ONeill and Anderson report Sadat and Rabin offered no new steps, favor Geneva risk, while Sadat pushes for U S security umbrella to 1967 borders. Nixon pledge disputes and Mayaguez incident noted.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Middle East
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Mayaguez
Congress
Tip O'Neill
D.-Mass
John Anderson
R.-Ill
Egypt
Sadat
Israel
Rabin
O'Neill
United States
Geneva
Anderson
Damascus
Syria
Assad
United Nations
Golan Heights
Suez Canal
Saudi Arabia
Khalid
Salzburg
The Little Decision On Ford And World Cartels
President Ford faced a choice on Third World raw material cartels and free market principles. Kissinger proposed committees to jawbone price talks while oil cartels remained separate. The article argues Ford erred in endorsing cartel discussions, warning of broader economic and political consequences.
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Ford
Europe
Treasury
William Simon
United States
Kissinger
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Jerry Ford
Enders
Thomas Enders
Edward Kennedy
Valley's Success Sparks Debate Over Alabama Industrial Bonds
The Wallace Cater Act allowed cities like Decatur to issue tax free bonds for new industries for 25 years. Critics warn of fraud and urge state review while fearing overregulation could hinder growth. supporters argue local control has driven Alabama’s industrial gains.
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Alabama
Decatur
Valley
Montgomery
Alabama Securities Commission
Reston notes restless politics as Ford gains footing
James Reston charts a Washington mood of growing partisanship as Ford consolidates a confident cabinet amid recession doubts. Kennedy and ONeill figure in the dynastic scramble with retirement talk and looming Bicentennial shifts shaping Democratic strategy and leadership plans.
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James Reston
N.Y
Washington
White House
House
Senate
Ford
Nixon
When Faith Says Stay, Faith Says Help
A reader seeks guidance on a mother drawn to cult teachings that she must keep her family together to reach heaven. The response rejects the idea that salvation hinges on family unity, cites Ephesians 2 8 9, notes legal custody remains with the mother, and urges ongoing contact with the boys and daily prayer for their welfare.
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C. B
Los Angeles
Local Decatur News Paper Adopts Corrective Policy
The Decatur Alabama publication run by Tennessee Valley Printing Co acknowledges misstatements in The Haity were unintentional and pledges full investigation and prompt redress. Subscription rates and delivery options are listed for daily and Sunday editions, with tax included.
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Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing CO. Inc
P.O. Box
Ala
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