Job Safety Violations Signal Enforcement Gaps Under New Law
OSHA reports six months of operation show citations issued to 60 percent of firms inspected. Enforcement began in August after the December 1970 signing. The agency contracted with states to supplement inspectors, plans targeted checks in five high risk industries and widespread spot checks nationwide. More citations are expected as enforcement expands to improve health and safety in American industry.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Court To Review Wiretaps Supreme Court to hear two wiretapping cases this term
The Supreme Court will decide if witnesses may be compelled to testify when the source of government wiretap evidence is questioned. Circuits are split, with one side permitting testimony and the other denying it, as electronic surveillance raises complex legal questions.
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Supreme Court
Circuit Court
High Court
New Politics and Old Machines in Local Campaigns
John Roche discusses participatory democracy and its pitfalls. He notes how Drinan's 1970 campaign used a computerized canvassing approach to mobilize pro Drinan voters, leading to selective outreach and blackballing opponents. The piece critiques machine politics and emphasizes mass involvement versus targeted participation.
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Robert Drinan
Congress
Iion
Sup
House
Vietnam
Drinan
Keep Christ In Christmas 12 Day Observance and Puppy Safety
The Keep Christ In Christmas committee outlines a 12 day observance from Christmas to Epiphany with church worships, family greetings, charitable acts, library visits, and neighbor inclusion. The piece also advises puppy safety and dog tag distribution by Urban F. Sander from Rink's with 1972 tags for dogs over three months.
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Keep Christ
Christ
Sutphin Street
Grand Avenue
Reorganized
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Public ‘Library
Urban F. Sander
Humane Society of
Miami Valley
Sander
Rink’s
Conservative Dilemma Sets Ashbrook Up For New Hampshire Run
John Chamberlain analyzes the struggle within Republican conservatives over pressuring Nixon toward the right or backing a rival like Ashbrook in the New Hampshire primary. The piece weighs risks of a split backing a leftward Democrat versus electing a leftist by challenging Nixon. It notes stalwarts fear boosting Teddy Kennedy and mentions figures like Goldwater Agnew and Buckley’s circle.
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American Conservative Union
Washington Weekly
Human Events
Bill Buckley
National Review
Rashbrook
ACU
New Hampshire
Nixon
Ashbrook
Agnew
Reagan
Thurmond
Barry Goldwater
Bill Rusher
Bill
Richard Nixon
Teddy Kennedy
Goldwater
Gethgeck
Telane
Reagan and Buckley on Nixon and Reagan's future
Newsweek analysis notes Ronald Reagan is seen as failing as California governor and leaning on Richard Nixon. The piece argues Nixon may still influence Reagan, who is portrayed as seeking a cabinet post or ambassadorship while denying vice presidency ambitions.
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Newsweek
Reagan
Richard Nixon
California
Disneyland
Ronald
Nixon
Alan Cranston
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
Local notice from The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. details subscription pricing for Middletown Ohio readers. It lists per copy prices for newsstands, home delivery, motor route options, and annual mail rates for in and outside trading areas, with advance payment terms.
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News Journal, Inc
First Ave
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Ohio
Posepeucey
Journal Tube
U.S.A
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