Cromley Column Man With No Warts
Washington columnist Ray Cromley critiques Jimmy Carter after reading his autobiography. He highlights Carter’s self reported faults, devotion to principle, extensive political witnessing, and a perceived moral self righteousness. The piece questions whether Carter’s professed goodness masks partisan motives and separates the righteous from the less so.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Cromley
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Risen
Naval Academy
Carter
Helen Keller
Will Rogers
Albert Einstein
Fautlt
Norfolk
Loo
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Regulating Regulators and Hearing Ear Dogs
Federal regulation faces critique from business leaders and lawmakers as excessive costs and red tape. Sen. Charles Percy and Robert Byrd push a Regulatory Reform Act to require annual reform plans. Separately, Minnesota spca pilots hearing ear dogs aiding deaf individuals with alert training and national expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lee N. Sollenbarger
American Trucking Association
Charles C. Tillinghast Jr
TWA
Charles Percy
94Th Congress
SEC
FTC
CAB
EPA
Ilc
Percy
Robert Byrd
D-W.va
Congress
Indiana Evening Gazette Printing Rates and Masthead
The notice lists the Indiana Evening Gazette printing and mailing rates, masthead personnel roles, and Associated Press membership terms. It provides carrier and mail subscription prices for in and out of state, with monthly and annual options and prepaid terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Arm
Strong
Cambria
Dearfield
Jefferson
West
Moreland
Gowll
Fisher candidate claims Pennsylvania primary victory possible
May 20, 1926 report notes John Fisher, Republican gubernatorial hopeful, asserts full primary vote tabulation could prove his win over Edward Beidleman, who leads preliminary counts. Also includes brief notices on VFW commander Richard Nixon, school concert, IU open house, and Congressman Saylor wildlife hunting ban vote outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John §. Fisher
Pennsylvania
Edward Beidleman
Robinson
Richard Nixon
Indiana County Council
VFW
Indiana Joint High School
Indiana University
Fisher Auditorium
Indiana
John P. Saylor
House of Representatives
EPA report on car tuning costs four million to find little
Washington notes the EPA spent 4.2 million to show poorly maintained cars pollute more than tuned ones. The study’s conclusions are challenged as costly and weak, with parts withheld and pressure to justify recalls rejected by EPA officials. A House subcommittee probes the expense and scope. Also details on FBI claims of Soviet spies and covert operations are summarized from testimony and sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Eric Stork
Citles
Stork
House
John Moss
D.calif
Seattle
FBI
Congress
United States
James Adams
Clarence Kelley
House Post Office
Adams
Pentagon
U.N
Raitor
We Fbl
Nwo
Dol
United Mature Syndicaty
Inside Labor Hard Hats Hard Times
Victor Rise reports on widespread distress among construction workers as unemployment soars, benefits shrink, and non union labor floods in. He notes wage pressure, stalled projects, and efforts by officials to secure new work through energy and housing programs amid rising costs and delayed projects across states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor
Washington
Robert Gear- Zine
Jerry Ford
Nelson Rockefeller
Nelson
Bob
Afl-Cio
Building and Construction Trades Department
George Meany
Georgine
Arcus
Times
Somme
New York
Philadelphia
Building and Construction Trades Council
Philadelphia Inquirer
Ahre
Housing and Urban Development Department
Louisiana
Gulf Coast
Northwest
Alaska
Rockefeller
Energy Independence Authority
Utah
Cornucopia
Michigan
Detroit
Big Apple
John Dunlop
Labor
Bill Usery
St. Louis
Ilars
Florida
Pittsburgh
Hirld Newspaper Syndicate
Rehabilitating the FBI? A controversial plan debated
In this interview, ART BUCHWALD quotes Roderick Wilcomb of the Society to Rehabilitate Wayward G-Men. He argues against prison for FBI agents who erred in the name of national security and proposes training ex agents in law enforcement trade skills to reduce crime and aid reintegration. Wilcomb envisions a halfway house and a Ford Foundation grant to pilot the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
FBI
Roderick Wilcomb
Society
Wilcomb
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Martin Luther King
PBS
Wilcumb
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Cromley
Don Oakley
Earle B. Barnes
Dow Chemical Co
Minnesota Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Minnesota 8Pc
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
American Humane Association
Indiana Evening Gazette
Baste
Badert Dabale
Berrys World
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