Double Standard on Conflict of Interest in Congress
The piece argues that attitudes toward conflict of interest differ between outside government and Congress. It cites Judge Haynsworth and Senator Russell B. Long, noting harsher scrutiny of Haynsworth and a lax stance on Long despite clear oil royalties. It claims a cynical GOP double standard in defining conflicts.
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Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Russell B. Long
Haynsworth
Senate
Sena
Tor Long
Long
Schools Reopen Debate Over Tax Driven Closures
In Fremont Ohio the school board ordered public schools closed from November 14 through January 5 after voters rejected an operating levy on real estate. The piece argues for tax reform while warning that shutting schools harms long term community welfare.
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Fremont
Ohio
Harris Bumpy Gop Like for Dnc Leader Harris Choice
Harris faces sharp Democratic dissent over his selection of Senator Fred Harris to chair the Democratic National Committee. Critics say Harris lacks a strong base and political resources, risking factional strife as the party seeks unity for 1970 and 1972 campaigns.
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Fred Harris
Democratic National Committee
Harris
Kerr
Robert Kerr, Jr
Senate
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Eddie Albert urged for a pollution documentary special
A television producer could create an hour long documentary starring Eddie Albert to highlight air and water pollution dangers. The article argues his public profile and access to experts could educate viewers better than speeches, stressing urgent action to protect phytoplankton and oxygen production.
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Eddie Albert
Albert
Tax Bill Ties Capital Growth in House Debate
The piece argues the House tax reform bill harms capital formation, delaying planning and investments. It warns of reduced retirement income tax rates under new rules, rising interest costs, and potential job declines as Senate revisions loom. It cites deferred compensation changes and broader depreciation shifts as key, urging reform to avoid anti capital effects.
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House of Representatives
Senate
America
Senate Finance Committee
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal Published daily by News Journal Inc. details subscription costs. In city and suburban areas a weekday copy costs 10 cents and Sunday 20 cents. Mail rates are $21 per year within seven days trading area, $30 for another area, and $38 outside the USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded in 1857.
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Middletown, Ohio
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New Year on Campus at Michigan Amid Bookstore Clash
The University of Michigan faces a student push for a campus bookstore with university control, SDS opposition, and regents offering $100000 in capital. Police arrested 108 occupants for contentions as President Fleming seeks a calm start to the academic year.
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Michigan
Massachusetts
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G.O.P
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Harris
Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
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Fleming
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