The Pennsylvania Story on Law Translation and Obedience
Lawmakers worry executive agencies over interpret new laws. They propose a watchdog unit and deadlines to ensure regulations closely reflect statutes. The piece notes both state and federal translation challenges and urges clearer alignment to public obedience.
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Mason Denison
Harrisburg
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Congress
Jim Bishop: Reporter Too Cheap For Own Good
Clement a 44 year old bank employee is depicted as thrifty and socially isolated. After a noon back room visit, a bank cash drawer is found short by almost 4000 dollars but Clement claims co worker Leif Axelson stole nothing. A police investigation reveals Axelson admitted nothing yet the case closes with mail return of the missing funds.
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Jim Bishop
Clement
Calvin Coolidge
Axelson
Leif Axelson
Leif
Axelsen
Snow Bestival Highlight in Asatigawa
One highlight of Asatigawa's annual snow festival is a trio of dances performed before a palace built entirely from snow. The event showcases intricate ice art and theatrical snow staging attracting visitors from nearby regions.
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Asatigawa
Japan
Liquid protein diet warned of fatal risks by experts
Washington authorities report that Dr. Robert Linn's liquid protein diet book The Last Chance Diet faced strong warnings from Harvard professor Dr. George Blackburn about unsafe long term effects. Congressional probes note possible deaths linked to the diet, urging medical supervision and caution against over the counter sales. FDA proposals require warning labels while critics warn of deceptive hype and rushed publication.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Robert Linn
Linn
George Blackburn
Harvard Medical School
Stern
Blackburn
Harvard
Gary Cohn
Jim Grady
Center For Disease Control
Senate
Charles Percy
Ill
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Inside Labor Tobacco Road by Victor Riesel
In a sharp portrait of Arnold Miller and the UMW, Victor Riesel argues labor leadership is costly and weak. He warns that illegal strikes imperil miner benefits, shifts production west, and could fracture the union, pushing coal toward nonunion and independent operators.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers of America
White House
Federal Energy Department
United Mine Workers
Wildcatters
U.S
UMW
John L. Lewis
Jay Turner
International Union of Operating Engineers
Afl-Cio
Far West
Miller
John Lewis
Auto
Appalachia
Tobacco Road
Field Newspaper Syndicate
Protests of Yesteryear in Washington Fade Into Traffic
In Washington the Shah visit spurred a brief protest that drew few Americans. DJ warnings eased rush hour near the White House while Iranian students demonstrated against repression. Polls show strong Carter human rights support, but mass action fades amid holiday bustle and a changed political mood.
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Washington
Iran
White House
Carter
U.S
Pennsylvania Avenue
Vietnam
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