Nixon uses tariff act to justify emergency powers
A historical recap notes presidents have invoked national emergencies since 1950. It details Tariff Act based duties under Nixon, Davis Bacon exemptions, and troop recalls amid labor strife, while questioning how many emergencies remain active and who decides their scope.
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Martinsburg Personal News Cont: Contested Contests and Winners
Continued from Page 3, Martinsburg personal news lists winners in weight class contests, sunflowers, garden oddities, flower and button contests, and baby pageant results. Winners include Sutter, Schafer, Welschmeyer, Becker, StuckenSchneider, Ahrens, Kleinsorge, Seidmeyer, Paschang, Wright, Tarrants, Erwin, Davis, Pursifall, Robinett and others across multiple events and ages.
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Oklahoma U Cuts Classes Amid Budget Pressures
Oklahoma University trimmed 133 classes to save about 870000 dollars for the next school year. Officials said students can still enroll in desired courses but schedules may be tighter with larger class sizes due to reduced enrollment revenues.
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Eagleton pushes consumer laws in Missouri swing
Sen. Thomas F. Eagleton urged tougher consumer legislation during a southeastern Missouri tour. He backed a consumer class action law enabling suits and shared costs, criticized slow federal action on standards like flammability, and said the Senate may act soon on products labeled fully warranted. He outlined plans to revisit wage price controls and other policies while touring Lake of the Ozarks to Cape Girardeau and beyond.
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Wild ride in rodeo ring at Iowa State Fair
Gretna Nebraska cowboy Herb Fricke grimly hangs in the rope tied around his fist while attempting to ride a cross bred Brahma bull in the Iowa State Fair rodeo. This moment underscores the danger riders face in professional bull riding events.
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Des Moines
Exhibit desserts and refreshments from local groups
The program featured rings and cinnamon rolls on display along with cookies from younger groups to serve as refreshments after the event. Dale and Rhonda Gruer, Connie Bradley, Brenda Nelson, Norma Squires were among those involved.
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Local 4th Ward Club Exhibits Showcase
Marsha Christensen Patty Zatheart and Brenda Sprock led a group presenting a Consumer topic What's On A Label Marsha Christensen displayed her roster Norma Squires won for How To Make Blueberry Sherbet With A Blender and earned a trip to the Panorama in Columbia on Aug 5 Exhibits also by Knitting and Home Management members.
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Rockwell’s Nazi Party Keeps Going in Arlington
NSWPP leader Matt Koehl said on the fourth anniversary of George Lincoln Rockwell’s death that the movement expects the majority to join its anti Jewish and black agenda. He claimed Governor Wallace is a hypocrite and cited goals to replace the Wallace movement and to defeat a purported international Zionist conspiracy, speaking from NSWPP headquarters near Washington.
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NSWPP supporters gather at peaceful rally in Mexico Missouri
About two dozen local NSWPP members attend a peace rally in Mexico Missouri near the small two story brick office home of the national commander. Photos of Kost Rockwell and Hitler adorn the lobby while Koehl cites a small organization and reports NSWPP activity in other cities including Los Angeles Denver and Akron Cleveland.
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Tax Reduced Moberly School Levy
The Moberly school tax levy has been reduced 20 cents to 3.95 due to revaluation of Randolph County property which has increased the assessed valuations.
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