Ex Speaker ONeill a model of hypocrisy says columnist
The piece argues Tip ONeill, who left Congress in 1987, roams the country as a high earning public figure promoting products from Quality International motels to Miller Lite. It rails that his career shows hypocrisy, denounces tax cuts, and contends his wealth undermines his earlier stances while calling for reduced government and fiscal restraint.
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Tip O'Neill
International
Alexander Haig
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O’neill
Miller Lite Beer
American Express
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O'Neill
Congress
Tip O’neill
Reagan
Tip
Jane Maas
Douglas MacArthur
Salute to Women at Work Offers Optimistic View
The Telegraph presents a positive feature titled Women at Work celebrating the rise of women in the American workforce. The piece emphasizes historical inequality, the shift to an enlightened era, and the ongoing contribution of women to family welfare and the national economy. It highlights the faces of the community at work and expresses pride and optimism about women's role in working America.
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the Telegraph
America
The Telegraph Seeks Reader Letters For The Voice Of The People
The Telegraph invites readers to submit letters on local national or international issues to The Voice of the People. Letters are limited to 12 per year and 400 words each and must be in proper taste. Include a phone number and signature for verification.
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Voice of the People
Telegraph
The
Transform Rochelle spring lake into modern recreation center
October 19 1979 article notes a proposed 2.1 million feasibility study to convert Rochelle's Spring Lake into a year round recreation complex. Rehabilitation plans for the in operable swimming facility were unveiled last week before about 50 citizens.
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Rochelle
Spring Lake
Smoking bans expand for air travel says Congress
Copley News Service reports that a new compromise would ban smoking on 99 percent of domestic flights, exempting only six hour or longer trips. The piece argues passive smoke harms all on board, cites rising health actions since 1964 warnings, and notes future fights will push bans in airports and other public places.
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Congress
Tobacco
Making Big Farm Plans Brightens Farmers Faces
A hopeful mood returns among farmers after a bountiful harvest. Many express cautious optimism while noting past droughts and the high cost of new combines. Several say they prefer waiting for used equipment rather than rushing into 100000 dollar purchases.
Putt at Pearls scheme targets farm life and fame
Joyce Draper shares a satirical plan to repurpose a grain storage shed into a miniature golf arena called Putt at Pearls. She envisions using farm settings, hires a hostess, and seeks insurer approval while joking about housing elite prisoners and exploiting celebrity figures. The piece reads as tone satire on profits and publicity.
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Tammy Faye
Leona Helmsley
Pearls
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Tip) O'Neill
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