Lawmakers Fall Behind On Summer Recess Plans In Harrisburg
Mason Denison notes Pennsylvania lawmakers, despite delays in fixing fiscal and tax issues, face a longer session with a late fall return. Historical patterns show past legislatures extended beyond October, with several sessions ending in December or November. The piece hints at a busy fall agenda and possible early snow in November.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Shafer
Legislative Braves
Dear Mr. President a columnist pleads for mandatory cuts
Jim Bishop urges the president to impose penalties for oil and energy waste, arguing voluntary conservation has failed. He calls for higher prices or rationing, urges candid public messaging, and pins blame on policy makers and oil interests while stressing national discipline and accountability.
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Jim Bishop
India
Indiana Eventing Gazette Subscription Rates and Staff Listing
A historical Indiana Gazette page outlines subscription options for carrier boy, motor route, and mail delivery with varied rates by duration and region. It also lists staff roles from chairman to editor and managing editor, noting association with The Associated Press and publication details.
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Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana
R.A. Ray
Lucilla R. Donnelly
Sally R. Naylon
Elizabeth A. Sweeney
Joan Ray Reece
Oe Dorerty
Joseph L. Donnelly
Russell M. Hickey
William 8. Hastings
Frank B. Hood
Associated Press
Associated Presa
AP News
Armstrong
Cambria
Dearfield
Jeffervon
Westmoreland
Caily
Judisna
Hye
Avocado Guacamole Mix With Pepper and Tomato
A classic guacamole recipe blends ripe avocados with minced green pepper and diced tomato. Fresh lemon or lime juice and a pinch of salt finish the vibrant dip.
Dissident poet Terelya details brutal Soviet prison ordeal
Yosyp Terelya, a 34 year old Ukrainian dissident poet, recounts 14 years of imprisonment and psychiatric confinement for refusing to renounce his beliefs. He describes beatings, torture, and inhumane hospital abuse, alleging 475 inmates killed or tortured at Sychovka between 1983 and 1973, and his fate as an invalid still protesting from prison. The account was translated for US readers and verified by officials, though a Soviet embassy spokesman denied knowledge of Terelya.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Yosyp Terelya
Hell
KGB
Terelya
Kremlin
Urkanian Uniate
Teresya
Terelyn
Sychovka
United Feature Syndicate
Loe
Government may ground airlines for discrimination
Labor Department officials threaten to debar major contractors over equal employment opportunity failures. OFCCP director Weldon Rougeau says contracts under national security or massive defense programs could be canceled if compliance isn’t achieved. He cites TWA and United as examples and notes a Carter-era debarment of Ingersoll Milling for affirmative action violations.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Labor Department
TWA
United Airlines
America
Department
Office of Federal
Weldon Rougeau
OFCCP
Lake Charles
Rougeau
Fortune
Marshall
Brown
Seattle
Trans World Airlines
E.E. Black Ltd
Honolulu
U.S. Army
Department of Agriculture
Ingersoll Milling Machine Co
Rockford
Ill
Navy Department
Ment
Washington summer men of power meet crab like Jimmy
Washington tale compares Carter and the Chesapeake blue crab as August sunlit satire. The piece notes crabs, the so called Jimmies, are scarce this year due to a harsh winter, while politics and vacations mingle along the Maryland Delaware coast. It riffs on Carter’s presidency and the crab industry, suggesting a lighter respite before September returns to serious business.
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Europe
International Monetary System
New York Times
Congress
U.S
Russia
China
Martha Angle
Robert Walters
Bethany Beach
Del
Washington
Rehoboth
Ocean City
Atlantic
Jimmy Carter
Jimmy
Chesapeake Bay
William W. Warner
Smithsonian Institution
Warner
Jimmy Crab
Carter
Capitol Hill
Consumer Protection Agency
Louisiana
Jimmy Crab Country
Aaper Eaternetoe
Public reaction delays metric switch in highway signs
Readers argue against converting to the metric system, noting strong public pushback that helped shelve the plan. They question trade benefits, prefer tradition, and urge keeping current measures while only changes needed for international trade are adopted.
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Carter
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Ukraine
Hammer
Israel
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Tiede
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Afl-Cio Building and Construction Trades Department
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Headquarters
Mui
Tale of
Jimmies
Metric
Pittsburgh
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