Regulation and innovation duel in moving goods across borders
The piece argues regulation raises costs in trucking rail and air travel while praising deregulation in Britain and Australia. It highlights Allied Van Lines' transvault container service cutting costs and limiting city truck traffic, and compares pipelines and wheeled containers to improve efficiency.
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INS overhaul urged as border patrols and penalties eyed
The new INS commissioner faces a underfunded agency with delayed naturalization and residency processing. A cabinet task force proposes boosting funding and manpower, plus penalties for employers, possible amnesty and ID cards, amid public demand to curb illegal immigration.
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Mexico
Leonard Chapman
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Congress
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OSHA's big switch shifts focus to high risk workplaces
The OSHA plan focuses 95 percent of effort on high risk industries and voluntary compliance with employers. Business and labor had criticized prior nitpicking enforcement as wasteful. The shift aims to reduce costly accidents by cooperation and practical safety improvements.
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OSHA
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Homosexuals: Logic Numbers and Anita Bryant
The author argues against Anita Bryant’s national campaign and asserts homosexuals increasingly come out, organize, and seek end to discrimination. He questions hiring bans and calls for equal standards, noting stereotypes, entrapment practices, and a state board encounter with detectives targeting gay teachers.
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Washington
Joseph McCarthy
McCarthy
Kinsey
Anita Bryant
Gerald Kennedy
Soviet Constitution Fourth Shows Ulterior Rights Claims
George F. Will critiques the Soviet Union's fourth constitution as a hollow, propagandistic document. He notes Article 71 allows secession of union republics, Article 50 promises broad rights, and compares the rhetoric to Stalinist language. He cites democratic centralism and Mongol precedents as tainted by tyranny, and frames Belgrade Helsinki as a cynical backdrop.
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Soviet Union
Stalin
U.S
United States
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
Europe
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists pricing for home delivery by carrier and motor route weekly and per Sunday plus mail rates. It specifies rates for U.S. and international addresses and advance payments for all subscriptions.
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Ohio
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