Red tape and pork barbs reshape federal funding
In a Liberal View spoof by ART BUCHWALD, Congressman Jim Wright probes federal red tape. Arch ie Falstaff claims to triple paperwork through misaligned staffing, lengthy approvals, and deliberate delays. A Bureaucracy clockwork traps grants, loans, and projects in ever-spiraling processes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
Jim Wright
Texas
Maeis
Wright
Archie Falstaff
GS 4
Archie
Point Of View On Pornography And Youth Voting
William Ingersoll argues pornography corrupts society and cites Look and San Francisco Examiner as examples of media censure. The piece then shifts to youth voters, noting 11 million Americans aged 18 to 21 face taxation and political questions as Vietnam ends and party choices shape their future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ingersoll
America
Newsweek News Magazine
Legal Holidays Postage Paid at 899 Water St
Public notice notes postage paid at 899 Water Street, listing legal holidays affecting mailing deadlines andClosely related scheduling details for residents and businesses.
Washington Burgher Court and Its Grand Ambitions
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes Chief Justice Burger has expanded his private aura in the Supreme Court, annexing the conference room for his use and lining the hall with gold carpet. The piece questions his legal prowess while detailing budget requests, including funds for entertainment and auto expenses, as associate justices scrutinize. It also covers misgivings about his handling of cases and a side report on Soviet trawler activity near Wallops Island tied to missile testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Business Administration
Washington
Watten Burger
Supreme Court
King Arthur’s Court
Burger
Burger Court
Congress
House
Potter Stewart
Byron
Whizzer
Stewart
Rooney
Washington Post
New York Times
William Glendon
Post
Pentagon
Glendon
Equity
Times-Fos
Coast Guard
Delaware
Delaware-Maryland-Virginia
Wallops Island
Harlem Heroin Ruler. Rangel Urges U.S. Action
Victor Riesel summarizes Charles Rangel's diagnosis of heroin’s grip on Harlem, noting 35,000 addicts citywide incl 12,000 youths, the broader national surge, and his call to cut Turkish heroin supply by halting or linking aid. He urges mobilization of domestic and international drug rehabilitation and policy action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Riesel
Adam
Manhattan
Adam Clayton Powell
Bimini
Black Caucus
Charley Ranger
Old Adam
Charley Rangel
Claude MecKay
Harlem
Congressman Rangel
East Side
Rangel
Nixon
Charles B. Rangel
Claude Brown
Clayton Riley
New York
America
New York Times
St. Paul
Minn
Des Moines
Town
Anaheim
Calif
Fairfield
Conn
U.S. Army
Saigon
Vietnam
New York State
City
Turkey
United States
Pentédgon
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
White House
Congress
Future Break For Insurance Trade By Don Oakley
Speaking Freely discusses the U S insurance system in crisis due to rising crime and civil disorder. Leaders Bateman Abel Jr and others argue long term fixes require reducing crime and expanding protection while questioning public subsidies and higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Oakley
United States
J. Carroll
Bateman
The
Insurance Information Institute
DeForest W. Abel Jr
Automobile Mutual Insurance Company of America
AMICA
Abel
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San Francisco “Examiner
Examiner
San Francisco
U.S
Time Magazine
Look
Birmingham
Ala
Indiana Evening Gazette
Water St
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Indiana, Pa
Mgr
Edi
Th, Ray
N. Dewitt Ray
Amye Taylor Ray R. Hastie Ray
Russell M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnell
William B. Hasting
Frank B.hood
Associated Press
AP News
Carrier Boy
Indiana
Arm
Cambria
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westwond
Aos
Barber
Sownio Ean
King Heroin
Berry's
NEA
Himalayas
Asia
Oberlin College
Ohio
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