Should local governments favor local bids or file bids I
Local officials face a dilemma between supporting local suppliers and seeking taxpayer savings. Competitive bidding is viewed as the best compromise, ensuring opportunity for locals while preserving the lowest possible costs, though limits exist when only out-of-town bids meet requirements.
Middle-Aged Man Doubts Santa In Yuletide
Hal Boyle notes a middle aged man fears gift outcomes at Christmas, predicting socks mufflers shorts and neckties. He envisions coal like a child’s hope but wakes to unused presents and a resigned grin as he contemplates his loot.
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Johnsons clash with bankers shows cautious approach
President Johnson seeks business partnership with banks while warning against higher lending rates. He reassures the Business Advisory Council that free enterprise remains intact, noting prior Kennedy tensions over steel and finance. The piece analyzes potential echoes and cautions for policy stamina.
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Klan Grand Dragon's Hate List Draws Broad Outcry
Drew Pearson writes that Mississippi Grand Dragon B L McDaniel condemns opponents of the Ku Klux Klan while noting arrests tied to Freedom Workers murders in Philadelphia. The column questions the United Klans of America legitimacy, cites government scrutiny, and calls for clarity on Klan ties and actions amid political reactions.
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Botulism incident linked to pickles shocks Herndon teens
A letter from Evelyn at Kansas State University recalls a Western Kansas botulism pickle incident before Thanksgiving that sickened high school students after eating improperly preserved jars. The account explains how yeasts and molds altered acidity allowing bacterial invasion and botulism growth.
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