Carter Cabinet Reflects Cautious Conservative Course
Washington column voices disappointment in Jimmy Carter cabinet picks. Writer argues Carter remains conservative and populism lacking, compares appointees to a cautious Washington Redskins team, and laments absence of bold, reformist figures.
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Challenge to Congress Seeks Senate Reorganization in 1970s
The piece discusses a proposed 12 member bipartisan Select Committee on Committees and a plan to shrink standing committees from 31 to 14, limit assignments, cut subcommittees, and ban roll calls before 2 p.m. It notes opposition from power seekers and lobbyists and frames the change as needed to raise Senate efficiency and curb piecemeal policy. It ends with a Rockefeller quotation and a Biblical verse.
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Woman drownings linked to postnatal mood in New York
A New York state report cites a woman allegedly suffering postnatal depression as having drowned her seven month twin infants and then died by suicide. Police classify the act as a terminal case of postnatal low mood in the county inquiry.
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Postnatal low mood and the mind's mysteries
A reflective meditation on postnatal mood, the limits of science to explain twisted thoughts, and the unsettling idea that infinity and the unknown remain beyond full understanding. The speaker questions how fear and ignorance shape labels and perceptions of mental states.
Pocatello Businessman Strikes Down OSHA Action
Idaho entrepreneur Bill Barlow wins a legal setback against OSHA, with a Boise firm challenging inspections as unconstitutional. A federal panel ruled the agency’s warrantless search powers void, prompting praise from Rep. George Hansen and a year-end Bicentennial victory for critics of regulatory overreach.
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Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The newspaper lists subscription prices for newsstand, home delivery, motor route, and mail in the United States and abroad. Rates include 1 5c per copy on weekdays, 25c Sunday, 72c Monday through Saturday home delivery, 23c Sunday, 95c weekly, and motor route 132c daily, 24c Sunday, $4.20 four weeks. Mail subscriptions are $38 per year in the U.S. and $46 outside. Founded in 1857.
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The Nightmare on Stage and Procrastination Dream
Actor John Sinor discusses the common stage nightmare where one forgets lines or identity while others rely on him. He describes procrastination as the likely cause, notes dream features like color and self awareness, and recalls dreams of nakedness and silent gunfire before waking to resume daily life.
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