Overhaul urged for federal regulatory agencies
President Ford and Congress push for reforms amid criticism of 23-year-old agencies. Reports cite foot-dragging at FCC case between WARC and KOB and Brookings study faulting the Federal Power Commission. EPA and OSHA face industry backlash as costs to families rise. Summit set for July 9 aims to trim unnecessary rules and curb regulatory inflation.
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Congress
Ford
Federal Communications Commission
WARC
New York City
KOB
Albuquerque
Brookings Institution
Federal Power Commission
PFC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
U.S. News & World Report
Greeley Tribune Publishing Details and Staff
Historic notice lists the Trbune-Republican Publishing Co as publisher based in Greeley Colorado with staff roles including Mildred Wansen publisher, Jake Estrick business manager, Robbick Widlund circulation, Al Petersen, James W Poppe, and others. Subscription rate noted at 2.59 per month and associations listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildredwansen
Jake Estrick
Robbick Widlund
Fiditar AL. Petersen
James W Poppe
Grossey
Cols
Associated Press
Copley News Service
Colorido Press. Assn
Inland Daily Press Assn
Audit Bureau
Vésund
Tribuna
This Day In History June 26 Highlights Through Time
On June 26 notable events include the signing of the United Nations Charter in 1945 by delegates from 50 nations in San Francisco, the Pied Piper legend of 1234, Pizarro's death in 1541, the Netherlands independence in 1549, John Tyler's secret 1844 marriage, Finland reentering war in 1943, Cherbourg capture in 1944, and past anniversaries such as a 1970 Saigon bombing and Bernadette Devlin’s 1969 jail sentence. Opera tenor Richard Crooks turns 75 and engineer William Loar 73.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Hamelin
Germany
Francisco Pizarro
Lima
Peu
Netherlands
John Tyler
Julia Gardiner
New York
Finland
Soviet Union
Cherbourg
France
Saigon
Bernadette Devlin
Londonderry
Northern Ireland
Richard Crooks
William Loar
Way It Was 17785: Washington Dashes to Cambridge Camp
General Washington and his suite left New York for the array camp at Cambridge. New York companies joined a Philadelphia trap and citizenry as part of the departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Suite
New York
Cambridge
Philadelphia
Vindication of bumpkin
Washington reports a historic shift as more Americans move from urban to rural areas. Growth in nonmetro counties outpaced metro areas in the 1970s, with smaller cities and towns expanding while rural areas gain pace. Retirees, decentralization of manufacturing, college growth, and a preference for smaller communities drive the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Thimmesch
Los Angeles Times
Washington
San Francisco
Boston
Washington, D.C
New York City
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philadelphia
Detroit
William Erwin
Washington, Jefferson
Hamilton
Erwin
Saturday Evening Post
U.S.A
Great Plains
Corn Belt
Census Bureau
U.S
Florida
Southwest
Upper
Great Lakes
Ozarks
Texas
L.B.J
America
Crawfish War Echoes In Louisiana Pronunciation Spat
A nostalgic piece recalls Louisiana battles over crawfish spelling and pronunciation. It notes the north and south factions, a legislature vote that favored crawfish, and vivid scenes of spring and summer crawfishing with nets and bait in swamps and ditches along highways.
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Louisiana
Colorado
South
United Nations Charter At 30 Faces Modern Perils
As the UN marks 30 years since its 1946 founding, its growth to 138 members and deep blocs complicate its mission. Critics see a fragile balance among five major groups, with the United States facing growing pressure from a dominant Third World majority and calls for reform while noting UN successes in humanitarian and environmental cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
League
U.N
Middle East
General Assembly
Assembly
South Africa
Security Council
United States
John Seali
Sribes
Iran
Azerbaijan
Cyprus
Congo
China
U.S
Palestine Liberation Organization
New York
Daniel P. Moynihan
Israel
Bank crawfisherman recalls swamp dangers and crawfish joy
Narrator reflects on crawfishing from the bank in deep swamp water facing cottonmouth snakes. He notes fast arms and water pressure keep crawfish in nets while warning of waterborne danger. Boiled crawfish are enjoyed hot, a dish like shrimp or crabs, with old memories mixing with current squabbles over official crawfish naming.
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Peter
Greeley Daily Tribune and
Greeley Republican
Trbune-Republican Publishing Co
Oalice
Greeley
Calo
Bova
Innes
William L. Ryan
N.Y
Glass House
Bast River
League of Nations
Stockholm
Grafeite
Simeraig
The
CIA
William E. Colby
Harry Kisker
Lawrence University
Appleton, Wis
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