Senators Talk Much Heard Little in Senate Chamber Reform
Senator Green criticizes excess talk in the Senate and cites noise as a design challenge for a planned chamber remodel. He supports amplifying systems to improve hearing but doubts widespread support among colleagues. He envisions a quieter look next summer and rejects broadcasting debates, saying much talk aims at the galleries.
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Senator Green
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Chicks Produced by Hatcheries Fall in September
The crop reporting service said North Carolina commercial hatcheries produced 593,000 chicks in September, down 57 percent from 1,118,000 a year earlier. Demand for broilers exceeds output while hatchery egg supply improves. nine months total is about 27,295,000 versus 32,774,000 year over year.
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Raleigh
Federal-State Crop Reporting Service
Theft at hotel dinner ends in loss of cape
In Chicago a thief stole Mrs Samuel Glicks purse during a hotel dining room dance. The purse had no money but a claim ticket allowed the thief to claim a platinum fox cape worth 1500 dollars from the checkroom. The friction match mentioned is over a century old and reputedly from England.
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Chicago
Samuel Glick
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