Metcalfe Critiques Nixon Agnew Era and Police Reform
Congressman Ralph Metcalfe denounces the Agnew resignation and Nixon era praising reform efforts. He cites vetoes on social welfare and calls for coalition politics to rebuild trust while urging police system reform in Chicago following Superintendent Conlisk’s resignation.
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James B. Conlish, Jr
Ned Citizens For Police Reform
Blue Ribbon
Conlisk
Ecologue on Composting Habits in the Netherlands
Frances Vandervoort recalls adapting to a tiny Dutch trash can and weekly newspaper pickup while learning about local composting. She notes that 17 percent of Holland's refuse becomes compost and contrasts it with U S energy efficiency and rising home composting trends.
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Altoona
Pennsylvania
Brooklyn
New York
Composting at Home How to Build and Use a Heap
The article presents a backyard composting method from Michigan Natural Resources Magazine with steps to build a brick lined pit, layering scraps manure greens lime and bone meal, covering with black plastic, turning weekly, and testing by heap temperature. Two heaps yearly are suggested, yielding ready compost for garden use.
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Michigan Natural Resources Magazine
Social Security seeks help reaching SSI recipients
The Social Security Administration calls for public help to reach people who may qualify for supplemental security income starting in January. Eligible individuals include those 65 or over or who are blind or disabled with little or no income. Local office at 6349 S. Cottage Grove. phone 239-7000.
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America
Congress
Social Security Administration
Robert G. Hall
S. Cottage Grove
Social Security Office
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