Our view of Canada Mexico and U S A shifts with time
The piece contrasts perceived calm in Canada and Mexico with U S concerns over economy and policy. It notes Canada faces a new national spirit and Mexican leadership turmoil amid economic woes. It praises the U S transition as civil despite faults in politics.
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U.S
Canada
Mexico
U.S.A
United States
Why politicians pick fights over steel price rises
The piece questions why Washington officials rail against steel companies to shield the public while ignoring wage-driven cost hikes from labor unions. It asks if anti trust rules and political contributions shape such double standards and consumer prices.
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Washington
House leadership race shapes next Congress in 1976
In the 1976 Democratic caucus four contenders vie to become House Majority Leader after Thomas P. ONeill's promotion to Speaker. Front-runner Rep. Phillip Burton leads a field including Rep. John J. McFall, Rep. Richard Bolling, and Rep. Jim Wright as they navigate alliances and past controversies.
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Thomas P
Tip) O'Neill
Massachusetts
Carl Albert
Senate
O'Neill
Congress
John J. McFall
Manteca
Calif
McFall
California
Rep
Phillip Burton
San Francisco
Democratic Caucus
Burton
John
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Hays
Richard Bolling
Kansas City
Sam Rayburn
Bolling
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Public Works Committee
Wright
ATF shakeup faces obstacles as gun enforcement weakens
Washington reports the Treasury Department plans to reorganize the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms before Carter takes office. The move aims to professionalize the agency but may de-emphasize field investigations, with 1976 orders directing Rex Davis to implement the plan.
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Washington
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
G. Gordon Liddy
ATF
Treasury Department
Rex Davis
Stern
Jimmy Carter
Treasury
Dayton
California
Atfs
Las Vegas
Davis
Los Angeles
9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Water A Power
Tech firm blends capitalism and aid for the blind
Palo Alto based Telesensory Systems Inc. led by Jim Bliss uses profits to fund research for blind assistance and hires six blind workers among 100 employees. The Optacon reading device lets blind users read printed material by feeling vibrating pins, improving independence and employment prospects.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Jim Bliss
Bliss
Telesensory Systems Inc
TSI
TSI Calculator
Chris Berg
Journal World staff and publication details listed
The Journal World in Lawrence Kansas lists staff roles including President Publisher Editor and other editorial positions. The paper is published by The World Company with offices at Sixth and New Hampshire Streets and details subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery across regions.
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the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kaw
Douglas
Kansas City
Mall
United States
Kan
Audi Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
Northeast Ninth and Illinois site plan wins city commission approval
The city commission approved a controversial commercial development plan for the northeast corner of Ninth and Illinois. Other items noted include Douglas County auto and track tag issuances setting new records, Basie Band for KU Festival of Arts, a Clinton Reservoir land meeting, and a local bowling instruction session for juniors.
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Ninth and
Ilinois
Douglas County
Count Basie
Clinton Reservoir
Christmas shoppers tour turns malls into festive chaos
A satirical guide leads readers through a Minneapolis downtown scene on the post Thanksgiving rush. It mocks aggressive bargain hunting, clerks on commission versus salary, and chaotic toy aisles. It notes children misbehaving with Santa and ends with a tease about a December 27 post Christmas sale.
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Minneapolis
Salvador Dali
Santa Claus
Santa
Historical events tied to dates round the world
A timeline of notable dates: 1918 Yugoslavia formed by Serbs Croats and Slovenes. 1824 US presidential election deadlock with Adams Jackson Crawford and Clay. 1909 Carlisle bank Christmas club origin. 194 Saar Basin WW II battle begins. 1945 US China Formosa mutual security pact. 1958 Chicago parochial school fire kills 87 students and 3 nuns. 1965 75 Cuban refugees flown to Miami marking large exodus.
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House of Representatives
John Quincy Adams
Andrew Jackson
William Crawford
Henry Ay
Carlisle
Saar Basin
Germany
United States
Formosa
Chicago
Miami
U.S
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