Well Done Your Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in the U S visit praised
The Christian Science Monitor lauds Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip for a flawless royal tour lasting through Philadelphia Washington New York and Boston. It highlights poise humor and diplomacy, noting Old Iron sides cannon salutes at Boston and a service at Old North Church as symbols of renewed Anglo American friendship and shared history.
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OSHA's mission prompts debate on who bears prevention costs
The Winston-Salem Sentinel surveys OSHA's push for noise limits and its cost to industry, arguing that prevention is cheaper than compensation. It notes manufacturers and farmers oppose strict standards while labor and environmental groups seek lower decibel limits, and discusses who pays for preventing occupational injury.
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Carolinas
Good Home For Old Salts On Sealevel Coast
From the Greenville Daily Reflector a note that 81 seamen from Sailors Snug Harbor in Staten Island will relocate to Sealevel North Carolina. The piece praises clean coastal air, low population, and Duke University Medical Center based care at Sealevel hospital, predicting the aging sailors will enjoy the slower pace and favorable surroundings.
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Private colleges face a dead end amid federal aid push
Gastonia Gazette notes private colleges, like past public schools, lack funds to operate and gamble their future on federal aid. Supreme Court allows private schools to receive state aid, shifting control to Washington. The piece warns this road is a dead end and urges turning the vehicle around.
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Good Afternoon Danish Immigrants Leave Mark On City
Danish arrivals influenced many American towns with Danish names and families spread across states. The piece traces origins from Viborg to Jensen Utah, noting 340000 Danes migrating to the East Coast and the two nations’ long ties through politics, culture, and trade from the 17th to 19th centuries. It highlights Danes in Wisconsin, Denmark Park plans, and the Bronx’s Jonas Bronck lineage alongside Denmark's emigration impact on labor and politics.
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Dallas
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New York
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Bronx
Carter eyes Senate leadership race and Kissinger views
Washington reports on Jimmy Carter weighing a possible Senate leadership struggle with Humphrey and Byrd as frontrunners while Ed Muskie and Hollings maneuver for position. Kissinger’s posture toward Reagan remains cautious, and Carter’s foreign policy team continues shaping policy with Vance Ball Gardner and Brzezinski among advisers.
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Columbia University
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Capitol Viewpoint on House perks and lobbying
Capitol Viewpoint examines perks enjoyed by House members including free travel and lodging, calls for disclosure of gifts, and analyzes how Watergate and the Hays-Ray affair shape efforts to limit lobbyist influence. It notes committee battles, delays, and likely cosmetic reforms by year’s end.
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