Pollution by paperwork and the war on bureaucracy
Modesto California councilman Harry Kulligan has accumulated 84 000 pages of documents in three years, illustrating how paper clutter mirrors President Carter’s federal paperwork flood. His five page report on delays cites donor documents that force projects like drainage to pass through 52 agencies, a frustration echoed in national critique of bureaucratic overload.
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Calif
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Arabs Seek Peace In Lebanon Despite Bloodshed
Seven Arab nations vow to push a peaceful settlement in Lebanon as Syria leads the ADT fighting Christians in Beirut and Christian resentment grows over Syrian curbs while Israel’s alliance with Lebanon’s Christians irritates moderate neighbors.
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Syria
Beirut
ADT
Israel
ACT
Saudi Arabia
Qatar
United Arab Emirates
Sudan
Kuwait
New Jersey race tests Bell and Patten in tight contests
From New Jersey sources Jeff Bell trailed Bill Bradley by forty nine to twenty four as voters favored inflation relief over tax cuts. Charles Wiley could topple Ed Patten in the 15th District while Patten faced scrutiny over ethics and crude incidents.
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New Jersey
Jeffrey
Bill Bradley
Jersey
Bell
Rutgers University
Ogleton Institute of Politics
Bradley
John F. Kennedy
Beil
Congress
Charles Wiley
Ed Patten
Middlesex County
Patten
Capitol Hill
The
New Jersey Monthly
15Th District
ERA
Bergen
Charlie Wiley
House of Representatives
Jack Kemp
Jeff Bell
Most dangerous place in the world is right at home
The speaker jokes that home is the riskiest place, citing accidents from milk to stairs and appliances. Observations include remodeling, travel plans for a plumber to Hawaii, and warnings about poisoned soup, dangerous toys, radios in bathrooms, and other household hazards. He laments safety costs and prays for protection.
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Hawaii
Halloween Parade Lights Middletown Streets 1940
Middletown observes Halloween as Central Avenue fills with masked revelers from Main to Clark Street. Police report few incidents while pranks amuse crowds amid warnings on mail box damage and tarred dogs. Boy Scouts host 150 at Camp Hook. adults attend Garfield Mission dances. Midnight Dr X screening draws crowds. Draft news and war fears frame the festive mood as citizens discuss imminent selective service and enlistments.
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Clark Street
Roy C. Newlin
L.C. Lynch
Camp Hook
Elza Abraham
Garfield Mission
Chatterdine
Baltimore Street
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Dr. X
William Gargan
Humphrey Bogart
Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
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