Congress abdicates to courts and bureaus over food stamp plan
A federal judge in Washington blocked Agriculture Department changes to the food stamp plan, arguing the reform would cost billions and harm recipients. The piece criticizes Congress for delegating authority, warns of court power over daily life, and urges new lawmakers to restore legislative responsibility.
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Congress
Washington
Agriculture Department
America
Reform efforts bogged down over migrant labor in Florida
Washington reports show federal investigations into A Duda and Sons confirming wage and labor violations. Despite findings and testimony by Hal Bernton, Florida lawmakers block reforms as growers defend conditions and the committee votes to kill the bills.
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Washington
A. Duda and Sons
Hal Bernton
Florida
Immuckolee
Fla
Duda
Bernton
Labor Department
A, Duda and Sons
Ronald J. James
Jack Gordon
Tallahassee
Stoop
House Agriculture
Wayne Mixon
North Carolina
Agriculture Committee
Housing price trend stays upward despite dip in May
New York reports May still shows rising housing costs with a drop to 46300 for the average price of a new single family home from a month earlier. The piece weighs factors like land costs, materials, labor, and shifting construction methods while noting limited hope for meaningful price declines without quality loss.
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New York
Oklahoma Delight at Vassar Playhouse in Rustic Setting
Review praises the Vassar Playhouse Oklahoma! production near Pomona Lake for natural charm and youthful verve. The cast, led by Carolyn Harrison and Tom Mitchell, conveys prairie warmth and a homespun mood with strong supporting turns from Eleanor Richardson and Steve Haley.
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Vassar Playhouse
Pomona Lake
Oklahoma
Department of Education
Baker University
Barn Theatre
Vassar Bannow
Lyndon
Quenemo
Alaska
Larry Pressgrove
Carolyn Harrison
Curley
Tom Mitchell
Por
Pro vincial Convention election urged by Philadelphia committee
Two hundred years ago a Provincial conference of committees in Philadelphia called for deputies to a Provincial Convention on July 8. The historical note marks a key step toward regional self governance and constitutional development in colonial America.
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Provincial Conference of Committees
Philadelphia
Democrats Welcome Platform as Tame Yet Unclear
The writer critiques the Democratic Platform noting vague Middle East positions favoring Israel but not clarifying terms. It questions Asia policy on Taiwan and China and mocks promises of welfare reform and inflation controls. The piece ends by calling the platform musically pleasing yet guardedly welcome.
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Jimmy Carter
Middle East
Israel
United States
Security Council
James Reston
James Michener
Mideast
Asia
China
Taiwan
George Washington
Peking
McGovern
U.S
Far East
Fine Points on the Bicentennial Cultural Hype
The piece critiques two years of bicentennial celebration for patting and cosmeticizing history. It mocks patriotic merchandise from clothing to toilet seats and notes publishers releasing calendars that gloss over less flattering events.
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Bowser
George Washington
Valley Forge
Bicentennial brief of dates to overlook and remember
A compact, period tone retrospective listing notable historical dates in the coming weeks. It covers events from 1776 to 1968 including Custer’s Last Stand, White Star’s assassination, Mormon imprisonment, and McCarran-Walter Act passage, noting the bicentennial framing.
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Earle G. Wheeler
U.S. Army
Long Island
N.Y
South Vietnam
White House
Charles Colson
Custer
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
New York
Madison Square Garden
Joseph Smith
Carthage
Congress
Attorney General
James Garfield
William Blount
Tennessee
House
Florida
Louisiana
Continental Congress
Lingering praise for a popular drink sparks editor’s note
A reader cites a magazine piece praising a well loved beverage. The editor questions the trend and invites further discussion on its merits and potential drawbacks.
Kansas City memories and local notes mix with floods and growth
The record recalls mixed city concerns and events including annexation debates, a $2 million Union expansion, Elks land sale to the city, and leadership in Co-Operettes International. Flood warnings loom as eight Kansas rivers run high with more rain expected, while cultural invites and memory of Coca Cola’s arrival stitch the town’s past. Amarette Weaver Veatch of Kansas City adds nostalgic reflection.
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Paul Tubbs
Learnard
Ied
Kansas Union
Allen Fieldhouse
Union
The
Elks Club
R.B. Brooks
Lawrence
Co-Operettes International
Colorado Springs
Kansas
Kaw
Amarette Weaver Veatch
Kansas City
The World Company staff and publication details listed
The World Company in Lawrence Kansas shows Dolph C Simons Jr Dolph Simons Sr Bill Mayer Ralph Gage Jack Starkey Leo Eller as editors and staff. It notes established 1854 and various editorial roles. Subscription rates are given for carriers and mail. It also lists address Linth and New Hampshire Streets and AP AAC memberships.
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Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dolph Simons Sr
Bill Mayer
Ralph Gage
Jack Starkey
Leo Eller
W. C. Simons
the World Company
Linth and
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Kan
Douglas
Kansas
Kansas City
United States
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
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Vassar
William F. Buckley JR
Washington, D.C
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