Changing rules unfair in wage price controls debate
The piece compares federal wage price controls to Alice in Wonderland and calls for stable, long range economic guidelines. It notes that constant rule changes disrupt business planning and threaten capital expansion, urging lawmakers to pursue clear, workable policies. It cites the Council of Economic Advisers and The Wall Street Journal on the issue.
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Wall Street Journal
Blood donations urged as daily civic duty and tax incentive
Rep. Edward Koch proposes a 25 dollar tax deduction per donation unit to boost frequent blood giving. He notes shortages during holidays and cites only about 3 percent of the public donate regularly. The piece urges civic cooperation and cites local blood centers and community housekeeping as essential.
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Edward I. Koch
New York
Congress
Los Angeles
Rep. Koch
Middletown Proclamation Lights Up French Names
City Law Director Tilmon Ellison read a proclamation naming Aug 5–29 as Middletown Jaycees Experiment in International Living Weeks with seven French visitors in Jaycee homes. Ellison joked about his French, then a local note recalls the first Middletown traffic signal dated Dec 29, 1925 and a plan for more details.
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Blagueur
Tilmon Ellison
City Commission
Middletown
Bruno Bovar
Isabelle Verspieren
Erik Samazeuilh
Herve Jung
Jerome Pollet
Ware
George Crout
Fred Vorhis
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal outlines home delivery options with daily, Sunday, and motor route plans. Rates include 80 cents weekly, 3.47 monthly installments, 3.20 four week periods, and 38 dollars yearly outside the USA, payable in advance.
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Watergate facts spur tough questions for a just nation
Tom Braden argues the Watergate revelations center on two facts about a president during the bicentennial year. He questions the public stance on impeachment, trust in leadership, and the nation’s sense of justice after 200 years of American ideals.
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Washington
United States
John Dean
L. Patrick Gray
Gallup
Harris
Put Penn Central back on tracks
New York commentary argues the federal government worsened rail woes. It discusses two plans for Penn Central and the broader system including liquidation by October 31 or large federal subsidies for reorganization amid congressional debate.
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Congress
ICC
Stuart Saunders
Ulbricht, railroads and government control in 1970s era critique
Bob Considine reflects on Walter Ulbricht’s dismissal during a Berlin visit, critiques US rail policy criticizing ICC and DOT authority, and urges abolishing the ICC, ending subsidies, promoting private rail options including private mail service to save railroads and warn against broader regulatory overreach.
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Congress
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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