Editorial Lawmen Safety First Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that police may routinely ask motorists to exit their vehicles after a traffic stop. The decision reversed a Pennsylvania ruling and held officer safety outweighs driver inconvenience. It emphasizes that most motorists pose no threat, while keeping constitutional protections intact. Citizens should accept slight inconvenience for safer policing.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Distal gag ad riffs on budgeting and leisure finance
The Washingtonian parody blends the Bert Lance School of Management & Budget joke with corporate misdirection tied to the Wallpaper Corporation of Georgia. It quips about high finance weakness, Levis in four minutes, and warns about health risk in everyday living while noting ceiling leaks at the Kennedy Center.
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Washingtonian
Bert Lance School of Management & Budget
Lance
B. L. School of Management & Budget
Wallpaper Corporation of Georgia
Iola
Calkins Hall
Jones Ave
Kennedy Center
Washington, D. C
Military Misfits and Misconduct in Navy Boot Camps
An exposé reports high dropout rates among recruits, blaming voluntary enlistment while detailing alleged misconduct by officers. It describes a commander at San Diego boot camp who sought nude photos of recruits’ partners, assaulted and humiliated them, and escaped investigation.
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Navy
Pentagon
San Diego
Great Lakes, Ill
What Bible Says About Drinking in Public Debate
A reader argues against misrepresenting scripture on alcohol. He explains Greek terms for drinks in the New Testament, clarifies meanings of gleukos sikera pinos and oinos, and cites Luke 5:37 39 John 2 9 and Luke 7 33 34. He condemns drunkenness but rejects labeling all alcohol use as sinful.
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Jesus
John the Baptist
John
Dr. Arndt
Douglas
Paul
Georgia Farmers Strike Over Corn Costs and Profits
Georgia farmers plan a large demonstration to the state capital to protest farming costs and profits. They say it costs $7.41 to grow a bushel of corn that sells for about $1.90, and accuse middlemen of taking most of the food dollar while labor and packaging costs rise. A nationwide strike is mentioned for December 14 if Congress offers no guaranteed profit.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Congress
Jack Gilchrist
State Department of Agriculture
Gilchrist
University of Georgia
State Agriculture Department
Federal
State Crop Reporting Service
Kansas KCC Defies Federal Gas Cutoff Order
The Kansas Corporation Commission refused to grant proposals by utility firms to halt new natural gas connections by Jan 1, arguing Washington lacks jurisdiction over intrastate gas distribution. Oklahoma's PSC issued a similar ruling, with a federal appeals case pending in Denver. the Kansas action signals a broader state-federal power clash.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
Washington
KCC
Kansas
G. T. VanBebber
Oklahoma Public Service Commission
Federal Power Commission
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
Denver
Kansas Commission
Parsons Sun
Mighty Moose and the Quarterback Kid TV film
TV highlights feature ABC aftersch ool special Mighty Moose and the Quarterback Kid about Benny Singleton a 12 year old who prefers behind the camera to football as his dad weighs possible superstardom. Also listed are CBS NBC ABC programs with plots spanning comedy drama and action across the evening schedule.
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Mighty Moose
Benny Singleton
Big Brother J
Thelma
Santa Claus
Bedrock
Fred
ABC
Paul Lynde
Anne Meara
Martha Ray
Alice Ghostley
Foster Brooks
Howry Morris
George Gobel
Anson Williams
CBS
Charlie's Angels
Sammy Davis, Jr
Sabrina
Kelly
Kris
CBS Hawaii Five-O
Greg Mullavey
Rerberus
ABC Starsky & Hutch
Starsky and Hutch
KOJAK
House of Prayer
Las Vegas
New York
Werewall
Woodstock
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Latimes Syhinda
Asari
Opec
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God the Father
Norman L. Heironimus
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Deerfield
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Julian Mitchell
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