Cart Before Horse in EPA Standards Debate
A critical look at Congress and the Environmental Protection Agency. The piece notes private business will spend 6.2 billion this year to meet prescribed standards, with anti pollution costs rising to six percent of capital outlay in two years. It urges NAS study of current standards to curb waste and save billions.
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Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
National Academy of Sciences
Distaff Side by Barold H. A. Stoner in Garden City Telegram
The columnist recalls a busy time away from Garden City, discusses city politics, the beef boycott, travel to Hawaii and California, Watergate interest, retirement questions, and his return to work as a traveling grocery salesman. He notes personal health, family moments, and a playful closing about helping a lady in need and population concerns.
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California
Hawaii
No. 2
Garden City
Fancy Postal Diggings to Cost Lots of 10 Stamps
Jack Anderson reports on soaring postal spending from Washington. The Post Office plans 10 cent first class postage while splurging on lavish offices at L Enfant Plaza. Reports detail a planned eleventh floor penthouse for the Board of Governors with costly fixtures, a $50,000 kitchen, expensive furniture, and press facilities.
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L’enfant Plaza
Ted Klassen
Klassen
Board of Governors
Postal Service
Postal Poobahs
Margy Lembeck Tragic I-95 Overpass Crash Story
Report details a fatal and injury laden crash on I-95 near an overpass involving 17 year old John Favilola and 15 year old Margy Lembeck. Witness fragments describe high speed impact, severe injuries, and a hospital course ending with Mangy Lembeck’s death amid family distress and police reports.
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Vestimony Amery
Kensagtion
Hodiman
St. Johns
Harper
Hoffman
Js. Vistala
Fourth Precinct
John Favilola
Polk Avenue
Maverick
Margy Leinbeck
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Garden City Telegram Publisher and details
Fragmented OCR notes describe a daily paper published in Garden City Kansas by The Pens Publishing Company with staff names and subscription pricing. It mentions holidays and a date structure, plus city and office location details.
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Bunda
Newware
The
Pens Publishing Company
Garden City
Kansas
Watergate distraction harms national direction
The writer argues Watergate diverts attention from urgent energy and economic issues. He urges rapid expansion of domestic energy, nuclear power, and fossil fuel projects, condemns anti energy activism, and calls for strong leadership to avoid gas rationing and power cuts while boosting production and innovation.
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Anthony Harrigan
Peple
Watergate
White House
What Is Reasonable Wear and Tear in Renting
A landlord won a case when a tenant damaged lamps, a pitcher, a painting, and furniture and claimed only reasonable wear and tear. Courts separate normal aging from willful damage, noting deterioration from time and use is expected and renters need not refurbish at lease end.
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Will Bernard
Henderson
American Bar Association
K@ns*s Bar Association
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