Right Answer to Watergate from Senator Baker
Senator Howard Baker argues presidential reform should focus on reducing isolation and power. He suggests moving executive offices into the Capitol for better congressional access, while keeping the presidency ceremonial in the building. He urges self reform by Congress, especially in budgeting, and envisions a future candidate who pledges to curb presidential power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Wicker
New York Times
Washington
Howard Baker
Tennessee
Watergate Committee
Baker
Senate
Capitol
Congress
White House
Nixon
Supreme Court
Office of Management and Budget
Eugene McCarthy
Watergate
Prehistoric Man Use Cave Springs Near Decatur
Archaeologists find evidence of ancient Indians at Cave Springs Cave ten miles east of Decatur along River Rd. They left tools ornaments and burials from as early as 9 000 years ago. The Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge bought the site in March to protect it from vandalism and keep it open to the public.
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Linda Parham
Cave Springs Cave
Decatur
River Rd
Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge
Tennessee River
Collier
Cave Springs
Tom Atkeson
Wheeler Refuge
Atkeson
Thomas Moebes
Moebes
Morgan County
Alabama Archaeological Society
John A. Walthall
University of Alabama
Copena
Walthall
Tennessee Valley
Alabama
Ohio
The
Archaeological Society
Big Sandy
Cave Spring
Wallace Tops Alabama Seniors Poll Over George Wallace Bryant
Gov George Wallace leads the Alabama senior poll as the most admired living Alabamian with strong showings by coach Bear Bryant and Sen John Sparkman. The survey ranks Wallace first in most schools, with Bryant second and Sparkman third amid comments on public figures and write ins.
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Winford Turner
George Wallace
Wallace
Barbour County
Thomas Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Paul
Bear) Bryant
University of Alabama
Bryant
Sen
John Sparkman
Sparkman
Albert Brewer
Auburn
Ralph (Shug) Jordan
Charles Woods
Dothan
Brewer
Jere Beastey
Bill Baxley
Bobby Allison
A. G. Gaston
Gaston
Birmingham
Gov
Crimson Tide
Alabama
Eagles
Langer
Newton
Wilkes-Barre Year After Agnes Flood Affects City
One year after Tropical Storm Agnes, Wilkes-Barre sits as a disaster area still recovering. The Susquehanna flood left 118 dead and 100,000+ homes damaged, yet new jobs, higher wages, and rising retail sales appear amid housing shortages and contractor gouging. The Sicherman family recalls loss and resilience as others rebuild with SBA loans and destroyed neighborhoods remain boarded.
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Wayne. King
New York Times
Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania
Wyoming Valley
Susquehanna
Riverside Dr
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Legislative
Executive
Sen. Baker
Frank Collier
Decature
Bill Collier
Patterson Land Co
Shug
Sparkman Skewer
Jordan
Wheeler Wildlife Refuge
Terry Tarkington
Decatur Alabama Grotto
National Speleological Society
Tarkington
Alex Sicherman
Sichermans
Sicherman
Academy St
Sylvia Sicherman
Sibermans
William Wilcox
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