New York City Aid Debate Shapes Federal Response
Washington ponders federal bailouts as New York's default risk looms. Analysts note divided views across the nation with some urging immediate aid and others urging strict terms. The Times forecasts deep cuts, wage freezes, and a 20 000 job purge amid possible Congressional action.
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Washington
New York City
Hudson River
North Carolina
New York
New York Times
Anthony Lewis
Sunday Times
Congress
Vanity Press in Congress Exposes Lengthy Extension of Remarks
The Enterprise notes volumes of the Congressional Record include off the floor material, letters, editorials, and articles. Reform efforts seek printed distinctions for such material, while proposals to curb members editing remarks are vague.
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Congressional Record
House
Senate
Congress
Enterprise
Defining Death in a High Profile Quinlan Case
The Quinlan family seeks removal of a respirator to hasten death amid a New Jersey court hearing. Doctors question when life ends, noting death as a process rather to a precise moment, with organ transplantation ethics entering the debate.
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Karen Ann Quinlan
Denville
N.J
Miss Quinlan
New Jersey
Robert Muir Jr
Julius Korein
New York University Medical Center
Korein
Joan Kron
New York Magazine
New England Journal of Medicine
Regulatory reform needed to curb costly government rules
Washington argues that federal agencies have inflated prices across food, fuel, autos, and housing, burdening a typical family by about $1,200 annually. It credits industry capture, bureaucratic inertia, and lingering protections like retail price maintenance, Jones Act, and Davis Bacon rules, urging abolition of agencies after a decade as Douglas proposed.
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Washington
Congress
U.S
Los Angeles
Dole
Rock Island Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Union Pacific
Penn Centrals
Pan Ams
Supreme Court
William O. Douglas
Securities and Exchange Commission
Autumn Beauty And Weather Changes In North Carolina
A nostalgic autumn poem opens with leaves of many kinds and a sunlit party scene led by Miss Weather and Professor Wind. The rest discusses changing weather patterns, fall color displays, and rising park visitation, urging enjoyment of the season while noting scientific debates on climate, coal smoke, and carbon dioxide. Dr. Ben R. Lacy Jr. visits Rocky Mount’s First Presbyterian Church for his 50th autumn sermon. Civic leaders praise the High Point Theatre and Exhibition Center efforts despite fundraising limits.
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Daniel Boone
North Carolina
Park Service
Blue Ridge Parkway
Uwharrie
Ben R. Lacy Jr
Rocky Mount
First Presbyterian Church
Raleigh
Union Theological Seminary
Presbyterian
Lacy
Jack Frost
Farm export ban likened to Soviet auto sale dream
Keith C. Barrons of Dow Chemical argues that shutting off grain exports to curb domestic prices is as impractical as a billion dollar auto export deal with the Soviet Union. He notes U.S. farmers already plan to export about a billion bushels of grain, with $21 billion in exports last year, and warns bans would raise long term prices and hurt the dollar.
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Soviet Union
United States
Keith C. Barrons
Dow Chemical Co
Barrons
U.S.A
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Federal Reserve Board
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Jack Anderson
United Feature Syndicate
America
Adv Eas
Miss Weather
Professor Wind
George Cooper
Arctic
Icelandic
Dr. Lacy
High Point Theatre and Exhibition Center
W. Howard Coble
N.C
School of the Arts
Wesley Memorial
Henry A. Foscue
Robert Gruenberg
Southern Furniture Market Center
Phil Kneisley
Sidney A. Gayle
Milo Baughman
William B. McGehee
W. B. Hall Jr
Piedmont
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