Agencies to pay $285 per Federal Register page
The federal government will charge agencies $285 per page for rules and notices published in the Federal Register starting Oct 1. Editors warn this may curb bureaucracy or backfire by increasing competition for space, with potential budget cuts and director salaries in the line of fire.
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Endangered Wildlife Faces Growing Threats Worldwide
The article notes expanding population and civilization as major pressures on wildlife. It cites 181 U S species endangered in the United States and discusses the Endangered Species Act of 1973, proposed amendments, poaching in Africa, and efforts by bodies like the Fish and Wildlife Service to curb illegal imports and protect habitats.
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Earth
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Michael Frome
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Congress
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Africa
Fish and Wildlife Service
New York City
Kennedy International Airport
It's Now Possible the Republic May Survive
A political column analyzes the September 15 House vote on H.R. 3744 the minimum wage bill. It notes labor lost four to one in overall outcomes despite liberal dominance on paper while highlighting key amendments and shifts that challenged Big Labor's momentum and questioned liberal credibility.
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Kremlin Heir Prospects Shape Future of Soviet Leadership
Brezhnev faces successor questions as his 71st birthday nears and a new first deputy chairman post is created. Potential leaders include Kulakov Mazurov and Romanov, with Kirilenko, Shcherbitsky, and Dolgikh also eyed amid Kremlin intrigue and factional balance.
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Leonid Brezhnev
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Kirill Mazurov
Aleksei Kosygin
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Cher
Grigory Romanov
Leningrad
Vladimir Shcherbitsky
Ukraine
Vladimir Dolgikh
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Credit Card Mixup Hits Sheldon Family
A consumer tale from Washington recounts Mrs. Sheldon being told her husband canceled her debts after a credit card fraud claim. The couple confronts a mistaken computer record. the voice on the phone reveals misidentification and a correction is promised.
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