Ticket To Power in Watergate Reform Bill Critique
Washington columnist Ray Cromley attacks the Watergate Reorganization and Reform Act of 1976, arguing it diverts Congress from investigating high officials. He targets Bill No. 495 as granting an untouchable assistant attorney general broad power, undermining accountability and disguising reform as publicity for prominent sponsors from both parties.
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Ray Cromley
Washington
Walter Mondale
Jimmy Carter
Congress
Senate
United States
Igch
Bobby Haldeman
Caliifornia
John Dean
Rolling Stone Magazine
John
Speaking Freely on Juvenile Status Offenders and Reform
A NAJC study of 887 youths in correctional programs finds over a third are status offenders whose acts like skipping school or running away would not be crimes if adults. Many are confined with youths who committed serious offenses, prompting calls to remove status offenders and reduce institutions. The piece then shifts to Bicentennial photo trends, noting 8.2 billion photos projected and a shift to color prints, but color prints have a limited 30 year life, highlighting a challenge to preserve photos for future generations.
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Don Oakley
America
National Assessment of Juvenile Corrections
NAJC
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
University of Michigan
U.S
Frank Martin
Fotomat
Almateur
Martin
Indiana Daily press subscription rates and staff listings
Published by The Indiana Printing and Publishing Company Indiana Pa. The notice lists management roles including president treasurer secretary and editor, mentions Associated Press membership, and details carrier motor route and mail subscription rates for local and nearby counties with various terms and prices.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Water St
Indiana
Lucilla BR. PO O
Sally RB
NAYL
Elizabeth Kt
Joan Hay
Joseph J. Don
Stanager Hhefsing
Asociate
Frank 8. Hood
Ass 2
Associated Press
Armstrong
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Meanest acts blamed on men and women at public places
Urgent note dated August 17 1926 warns of parties who park at churches and schoolhouses tear off doors steal tables chairs books and other items. drivers seen in Rayne Township may face arrest soon. Also references 1951 Martha Rockefeller Blairsville School alumnus and 1961 Creekside Post Office groundbreaking.
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Rayne Township
New York
Martha Baird Alten Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Blairsville
Creekside
Burrell Quae
Black Ick
Apollo
Apollo Ridge
Ford May Have Violated Law Over Delegates
JACK ANDERSON and LES WHITTEN report Ford faced possible federal charges for arranging White House entertainments and favors for Republican delegates, including invitations and dinners. FEC attorney Paul Kamenar argues expenditures to delegates could breach criminal code sections 597 and 603 with penalties up to three years and $10,000, citing nine incidents and White House events tied to the convention.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Kansas City
Ford
Paul Kamenar
Federal Election Commission
Edward Levi
Kamenar
PEC
White House
Oval Office
Consid
Detroit's Renaissance Center marks downtown revival push
Coleman A Young outlines Detroit's shift from auto dependence to a diversified economy. He cites $447 million Renaissance Center as a catalyst, with private blue chip funding and university, hospital, and government growth turning downtown into a major business and medical hub.
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Victor Riesel
Coleman A. Young
Detroit
Center City
Renaissance Center
New York
Rockefeller Center
Atlanta
Peachtree Center
Henry Ford I
Foard Motor Company
Ford
The
Economic Club of
Michigan Hell
University of Detroit
Law School
Arthur Anderson & Co
Michigan
Internal Revenue Service
Michigan State
Detroit Medical Center
Wayne State University School of Medicine
al and Allied Services
Henry Ford Hospital
Michigan Employment Security Commission
Chicard
Toast to political figures gone and memories alive
A group of reporters reminisce about Spiro Agnew Dick Nixon and others who missed the Miami convention. They toast to Dick Spiro Chuck Johnny Mitchell Ehrlich Haldeman Magruder Segretti Gordon and Hunt, lament their absence, and smash glasses in a solemn farewell.
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Richard Nixon
Spiro Agnew
San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Art Buchwald
Washington
Golden Ox
Kansas City
Miami
Dick Nixon
California
Spiro
Spird
Chuck Colson
Republican
Johnny Mitchell
Johnny Ehrlich
Tan
White House
Gordon Liddy
Howard Hunt
Jeb Magruder
Donald Segretti
Chuck
Johnny Ehrlichman
Bobby Haldeman
Jeb
Donald
Gordon
Howard
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