Cromley Column: City Growth Should Not Expand Boundaries
Washington columnist argues that expanding suburban areas to fund city services undermines efficiency. Data suggests optimal city populations are smaller, around 150000 to 300000, with peak fire protection and schooling benefits at specific ranges. Advocates decentralization, satellite cities, and increased cooperation between neighboring jurisdictions to slow metropolises. The piece cites The Nation as a historical context and questions centralized federal office concentration.
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Washington
19.C
Tide ROW Establishes Editorial Leadership Amid Subscription Rates
The Tide ROW newspaper lists Chairman Ray, President Lucy Rodonsecure, and Wreney as Treasurer and Secretary alongside editors Hastings and Hood. It details Associated Press affiliation and carrier, motor route, and subscription rates for in state and out of state readers.
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Tide Row
Ray
LUCY
EA Rodonselly
Sally K. Naylon
Vicw
Wreney
Awovral
Abettining
William B. Hastings
Frank
Hood
Associated Press
WIAP
Indiand
Mong
Cambra
Clearfield
Jefferson
Westmoreland
Mail
Jess SU
Indiana
Elegant Lament in Aged Commentary on Press Freedom
A reader critiques editorial trends and forgiveness in journalism. The letter laments perceived hostile stances toward government and war, praising restraint yet questioning the paper's scope. The writer contrasts press alarmism with responsibility, referencing Tarence Kelley and broader institutional critique.
Scout Camp Dambaree Prep At Marion Center Park
Ulsterdate reports Glen Campbell Troop Scouts encamped for a practice night ahead of the upcoming camp dambaree at Marion Center County Park in June 2019. Jered Armour, 161, son of Mr and Mrs Dwight Armour, was noted. 6488. 7th Bt Indian received the Boy Scout Grand Country award during morning worship at Calvary UP Church. Darrel Zaubu named community organizer for older persons services by Indiana County Commissioners. Howard Link Abraham, 1966-Glommer, recorded gospel LP Saft and Eusy with Watchman Quartet. Clifard Fleming White Towne Slap supervisor elected to the executive committee of the Pennsylvania Association of Township Officials.
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Glen Campbell
Marion Center
Couny Park
Jered Armour
Dwight Armour
Calvary UP Church
Indiana
Darrel Zaubu
Glymer — Howard
Link” Abraham
Howard Abraham
Clymer
Ovn Stern
Saft
Eusy
Watchman
Clifard Fleming
White Towne Slap
Pennsylvania Association of Township Officials
Shah lavish bicentennial tour hid Tehran torture regime
Washington columnist Jack Anderson portrays the shah of Iran hosting 150 celebrities for a lavish bicentennial celebration while Savak secret police, under Shah autocracy, intensify torture. A study by Willan Buller and Georges Le Vasseur describes brutal methods, lack of legal rights, and international reach, contrasting Tehran's image with oppression.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Iran
U.S
Elizabeth Taylor
Garnett Stackelberg
Tan
Train
Shah
Nix
SAVAK
Willan Buller
New York Bar Association
Human Rights Commission
Georges Levisseur
University of Paris
Persepolis
Butler
Buller
Reza Baraheni
Cial
Secret Service
CLA
ALD
Tran
United States
Tsraei
Inside Labor Intrigues Of Inflation With Victor Riesel
Washington report on White House tensions over inflation and labor actions. Ford aides discuss coordinated strikes involving rubber, auto and energy sectors. Inflation impact rises with 1 percent increase triggering billions in payouts and higher prices across goods.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
White House
Divisers
Onco
Tilks
Oval Office
General Electric
Westinghouse
Auto union strike risk looms over campaign end
The piece notes alarm over UAW finances and proposed welfare benefits raising costs by about seven percent annually, with UAW funds near 156 million and potential growth to 200 million. A crippling strike could hit the economy during the presidential race as leaders clash.
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Auto Inustry Vost
Inorely Ia
UAW
Interal
Leonard Woodcock
Ford
Chrysler
Jerry Ford
Colkie
Oval Office
Grover Cleveland Ranked President in Two Nonconsecutive Terms
The State Department lists Grover Cleveland as both the 22nd and 24th President, noting he is the only chief executive to serve two nonconsecutive terms. He first won in 1884, lost reelection in 1888 to Benjamin Harrison despite a popular vote lead, then defeated Harrison in 1892. The piece also mentions The Gentleman's Magazine, introduced in 1784, as the source of the magazine term meaning storehouse of varied subjects.
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Grover Cleveland
State Department
United States
Txec Whivey Ty
Benjamin Harrison
Aginst Harrison
Gentleman's Magazine
Father of Our Country Parody on Washington Campaign
In a satirical Washington dispatch, ART BUCHWALD envisions Washington’s first presidential bid managed by modern operatives. The spoof covers image polishing, slogans, a cherry tree story, campaign funds, detente with Indians, and a bid for Ohio to secure electoral leverage. The piece mimics early campaign tropes with contemporary political flavor.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
United States
George Washington
George
Tameant
New York
Philadelphia
Washington, D.C
Amy Dahier
Teddy Rade
Tosti
Lance
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Cromley
Hay Cromley
Theodore W. Rhee
New York Magazine
Parent Teachers Association
Tale Fe
Tom Tiede
the Nation
America
Blair Clark
Henry Luce
Time, Incorporated
Luce
New Republic
Twain
Grint
Invanoe
Jowell
Longfellow
Whittier
Michael Har
Indiana Evening Gazette
THE
Indiana Printing & Publishing Company
Water St
Indiana Va Lit
Tiede
Goad
Carter
Tarence Kelley
FBI
Totality
Inc
George Allardice
Clarice Kelley
Hin
Baraheri
Onone
Judi
Peter Banniarito
Ihay
Judy
United Auto Workers
COLA
General Motors
GME
Nua
Soe
Jerry Fords
Oun
of Syndicate
Leva
John Adkimts
Adkins
Mhe
Adams
Lower Way Street
Ohio
John Adams
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