Congress Shows How Decisions Swing In Atomic Energy Bill
The Bingham amendment to nullify President Ford's plan to privatize the federally owned nuclear fuel business faced a tight fight in Congress. After a 170 to 168 House vote, strategic lobbying and shifts by Republicans and Democrats influenced the outcome, with Speaker Carl Albert ultimately casting the deciding vote in Ford's favor.
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Washington
Congress
Ford
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Joint Committee
House
Tip
O'Neill
Bingham
Mel Price
Price
Carl Albert
Michigan
Missouri
Gerald Ford
North Carolina
Debates Sought Between Ford Carter in 1976 Campaign
The piece discusses a potential face to face presidential debate as in 1960 with Kennedy and Nixon. Ford and Carter show openness to debating. The League of Women Voters aims to arrange debates in late September or October amid FCC rules clarifications. A Bible verse closes the item.
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John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
League of Women Voters
Congress
Federal Communications Commission
Fame Game Quotes Reveal Famous Voices
Phyllis Battelle presents a gallery of celebrity observations with answers: Lynn Fontanne, Julie Nixon Eisenhower, Woody Allen, Danny Thomas, Jane Fonda, Mrs James Earl Carter, Johnny Carson, Paul McCartney, the late Noel Coward, and Joan Rivers mimicking Marilyn Monroe imitating Greta Garbo.
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Lynn Fontanne
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Woody Allen
Danny Thomas
Jane Fonda
James Earl
Lillian) Carter
Johnny Carson
Paul McCartney
Noel Coward
Joan Rivers
Marilyn Monroe
Greta Garbo
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal Inc lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio. Home delivery by carrier or motor route charges are shown for weekdays and Sundays with annual and four week terms and prepaid options for mail subscriptions.
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News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
University presidents decry federal controls on higher education
A joint 1976 Declaration of Independence from American Catholic George Washington and Georgetown presidents argues federal and local rules inflate costs and intrude on autonomy. Hillsdale College resists HEW jurisdiction while others warn federal funding pressures threaten institutional independence. The piece ties the stance to Bicentennial reflections and cites Yale's Brewster and Harvard's Bok as earlier voices.
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Washington
District of Columbia
Catholic
George Washington
Georgetown
Kingman Brewster
Yale
Derek Bok
Harvard
Bok
Washington, D.C
Hillsdale
HEW
George He II
Thanks for the circus from Miami Valley family
A Middletown couple thanks the Humane Association of the Miami Valley for a special day for their daughter Donna who served as a clown for a day with the Clyde Beatty Cole Bros circus. They praise director Mr Meadows performer Mr Magg and Linda Baker for chaperoning.
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Humane Association of
Miami Valley
Donna
Clyde Beatty - Cole Bros
Meadows
Magg Clown
Humane Association
Linda Baker
Journal
Bob Wendt
Middletown
I would not go to the Republican or Democratic conventions
The writer declines attending national party conventions in Kansas City and San Francisco due to cost and disinterest. He mocks political gatherings as star driven and questions the value of politicians, arguing society would be better with less politics and with a sizable home investment.
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New York
Laurance Olivier
White House
Jim Fiebig
Kansas City
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Jim In Wonderland
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