New urban plan a threeheaded monster and tin cup politics
An editorial criticizes President Carter’s urban aid push as a three headed plan hampered by federal bureaucracy. It argues that federal funding drains city resources, urges transferring program responsibility to cities, and mocks mayors begging for Washington dollars. Local control is urged to resolve urban problems.
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Washington
President Carter
Stuart Eizenstat
White House
America
A Nationales Bank
Treasury
HUD
Commerce Departments
Congress
American
Siebenthaler Names Richardson to President Post
The W A Siebenthaler firm announces Elwood Richardson as President with Paul J Day serving as Business Manager and Frank K R Myers as Publisher General Manager Jim Mills as Managing Editor. leadership team detailed.
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Elwood Richardson Business Manager
Frank KR. Myers
Jim Mills
Food bills and 100 percent parity in Congress
Opinion argues against 100 percent parity for farm commodities, warning it would raise food prices, fuel inflation, and harm exports. Cites House passage and Senate risk, noting drought losses and banker policy as factors, urging against government guarantees shielding farming from risk.
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Congress
AAM
American Agriculture Movement
House of Representatives
House
Humphrey-Hawkins
Department of Agriculture
Congressional Budget Office
Senate
Nader Leads Eastern Division and Brown West Officials
Ellen Goodman notes workaholic culture across the nation with Nader in the East and Jerry Brown in the West. She observes government overtime despite Carter family time efforts and cites frequent Senate divorces as a justification for legal insurance.
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Nader
Jerry Brown
Washington
Carters
Senate
Fragmentary note mentions family trio in a religious format
A brief, unclear OCR fragment references a brother and sister and mother in a religious context with a 3.35 RSV citation, lacking concrete event or date details to identify a full news item. The readable entities include family relations and a Bible translation reference.
Real criminals blamed as cops chase traffic violators
A caller laments police focus on minor traffic violations while arguing that many deaths come from drunken or distracted drivers. He cites a 25 year old man and his pregnant wife killed in a Sunday drive, plus a toddler hit at an intersection, arguing real criminals are those who drive drunk or ignore red lights. He urges a stronger crackdown and ends with a demand to sign the ticket.
Local Magazine Ad Listings From Tattered Page
A fragmentary OCR shows advertising notes for a local journal with subscription rates and delivery options. Mentions Sunday delivery by car or motor route, various prices, and nationwide mailing in the USA. Specifics are unclear due to legibility but indicate a period newspaper commerce item.
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Pyubched Getty
Geoad
Carrar
USA
USA & Meter
Etvarce
Government nannyism in zero risk food safety drive
A column argues OSHA and FDA push a wide scale ban on potential carcinogens, noting acrylonitrile in bottle walls and lead in cans as examples. It cautions against overreach, cites Dr. Elizabeth Whelan and selenium's dual role, and questions bureaucrats’ power to ban substances based on undetected migration.
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OSHA
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Federal Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Society of the Plastics Industry
Harvard
Elizabeth Whelan
Dr. Whelan
Paine’s Liberty Message Demands All Citizens’ Sacrifice
A letter to the editor casts Thomas Paine’s 1776 message as a call to universal civic action. It argues liberty was a divine gift, urges every state to unite, mobilize, and endure hardship to defend freedom, and praises those who stand firm in crisis.
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Thomas Paine
Washington
Very dedicated staff at Middletown Hospital praised
A patient recounts a recent fall and stay at Middletown Hospital praising the staff for kindness and considerate care, noting feeling well cared for during the stay.
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Middletown Hospital
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