Cops and Robbers Tone Marked New Administration Appointments
Washington notices two new appointments in the administration. Thomas Ross to head information at the Defense Department and Leslie Gelb to coordinate arms sales at the State Department. Both veteran reporters with histories of publishing sensitive material.
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Washington
Thomas Ross
Defense Department
Leslie Gelb
State Department
Ross
Gelb
Chicago Sun- Times
New York Times
Secrecy and Newsrooms in Washington Debate
The piece questions Carter era appointments of Ross and Gelb and whether they signal openness or continued secrecy. It notes journalists’ role, the exchange of government secrets for prestige, and the uneasy, interchangeable dynamic between press and officials.
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Carter
Gelb
New York Times
Ross
Washington
Jimmy Carter
Defense Department
Israel
Iran
Gerb
I ’ Actt
Rockefeller and history a windswept farewell to the Senate
Nelson Rockefeller, 68, bids goodbye to the Senate in a career spanning three decades. A liberal activist, he influenced wartime aid, Point Four, Eisenhower service, and New York governance, while remaining a polarizing figure in GOP circles.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
U.S. Senate
Nelson Rockefeller
Senate
Rockefeller
GOP
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Gerald Ford
Northeast
Ship of State
White House attire shifts with Carter fashion
The article links past presidents with personal habits from Truman’s morning walks to Nixon’s bowling and Kennedy’s touch football. It notes Carter’s casual jeans and boots as a potential sartorial shift that could signal a broader move for American male style and even impact his approval. It ends with a Micah Bible verse.
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Harry Truman
Dwight Fisenhower
White House
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Flat feet tale and a doctor's quiet inquiry
A narrator recalls a life with flat feet starting from childhood poolside comments. After several clumsy attempts to hide the condition the narrator visits a foot doctor who asks in plain terms about the pain and social cruelty experienced, then requests a gait walk to assess the issue.
Foot Doctor Finds Flat Feet Warm Feet Comfort
The narrator recalls a visit to a podiatrist who diagnoses flat feet after a thorough exam. The doctor notes warm feet yet offers little dramatic remedy aside from a $20 visit fee, leaving the author with a pragmatic takeaway.
Clam larvae plan and MDM debate rake New Hampshire views
Readers clash over Seabrook nuclear plant and clam larvae studies with EPA official John McGlennon accused of Yankee foolishness. A proposed solution suggests relocating clams to support New Hampshire and Maine ecosystems. The piece also defends Meats Deboning MDM against consumerist warnings, praising potential gains and calcium safety, praising Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland for common sense in policy.
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New Hampshire
Seabrook
John AS. McGlennon
Environmental Protection Agency
Boston
New England
MacClennon
Public Service
Maine
Cape Ann
Massachusetts
Australia
New Zealand
Argentina
Acess
U.S
Jimmy Carter
Bob Bergland
Minnesota
OSHA Debate: Is the Agency Out of Business
A letter to the editor argues OSHA is not dead and could do more, criticizing federal funding and calling it a means for political parasites to drain money. The piece reflects concerns about federal workplace safety oversight and fiscal impact on the public.
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John Chamberlain
Osha
Federal
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Norman Gibbs
Jesus
Stop OSHA and join the 1977 Boston Tea Party call
A letter to the editor urges repealing OSHA as a tax burden and champions citizen action under "Operation Paul Revere" to stop federal regulation. It likens OSHA to Goliath and praises small business resistance and tax reform efforts led by Idaho businessman Bill Barlow.
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Mr Chamberlain
Bill Barlow
Idaho
OSHA
David
Goliath
Aple
Boston
Paul Revere
William R. Eisele
P.O
Monroe
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