Senate panel to begin work on better campaign finance reform
A Senate subcommittee chair cites reform as the best hope to curb corruption in elections. The piece notes reforms have reduced secret donations but lack per-candidate limits, with large gifts from fat cat donors shaping campaigns and access. It cites Stone and Common Cause data on out of state gifts and corporate probes.
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D-R.i
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Center For Public Financing of Elections
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Tulsa Daily World
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Oklahoma
Center For Public Finance
House
To Tax Or Not To Tax The Question Of Policy Strain
The AP notes growing frustration in economic policy over tax policy aimed at reducing spending. Within the administration, futility persists as policy struggles against a demonlike economy. Dr. Arthur Burns advocates discussion of a new tax to be refunded to taxpayers later.
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Editors Focus on Oklahoma Politics Across Papers
Editors in Nowata McAlester Tulsa and other cities weigh in on Oklahoma politics this week. Topics range from prison reform and labor to campaign disclosures and potential tax and wage policies. The tone reflects a broader debate on government intervention and accountability.
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Oklahoma
Associated Press
John Mitchell Moves to Hotel Amid Marriage Strains
Newsweek reports Martha Mitchell's violent outbursts led John N. Mitchell to move from their Fifth Avenue apartment to a hotel. The former attorney general sought hospitalization for his wife, while lawyers say he moved to assist defense preparations in his upcoming trial on conspiracy obstruction of justice and perjury charges.
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John
Fifth Avenue
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Newsweek
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Essex House
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Fleming
New Hair Growth Claim From a Houston Lab Consultants
A Houston firm of laboratory consultants promotes a 32 day treatment to stop hair loss and grow more hair for men and women. The ad promises risk free trials, confidential mail responses, and limits helping only some cases, urging anyone with hair on top to try before hair roots die.
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