State Department reshaped by noted liberal insiders
William Rusher flags three second echelon officials Richard Moose Anthony Lake and Donald McHenry as key liberal advocates shaping Africa policy. The piece questions U S alignment in Africa and whether human rights ideals drive actions or political biases.
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Rhodesia's path to majority rule sparks debate
The piece argues for a peaceful transition in Rhodesia with a free election for a black prime minister. It contrasts reform-minded leaders like Chirau, Murozewa, and Sithole with Nkomo and Mugabe, labeling the latter as Soviet-aligned militants advocating force. It questions State Department support for the two controversial figures and signals scrutiny from Bill Rusher.
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FDA proposal spurs talk of real ice cream versus substitutes
The FDA considers allowing milk derived ingredients like caseinate to replace nonfat dry milk in dairy products. The debate cites Rep. Rose on consumer demand for the real thing versus cheaper substitutes. Economies likely steer choices toward casemate based ice cream unless buyers insist on tradition.
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House
Government payrolls rise led by state local workers
The Conference Board notes government employment at federal, state, and local levels doubled from 1955 to 1975 reaching 15 million. Growth came mainly from state and local jobs, up 20 percent from 1970 to 1975, with welfare workers nearly doubling. The average 1975 salary was $15,000, about $4,300 more than private sector and state local pay. Total payrolls stood at $156 billion.
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Don't drop your dogs take them to the shelter
A letter urges pet lovers not to abandon dogs citing a pedigreed poodle found dying from neglect and warns about the $100 fine for dumping pets. The writer also notes past crow hunts reducing their numbers and pleads for humane treatment of animals.
Open Letter Opposes Minimum Wage Bill S-1871
Diane Osborne argues against Senate bill S-1871 raising minimum wage and repealing tip credit. She warns restaurants face higher costs and job losses, with diners paying more through prices or service charges. Osborne urges restaurant workers and customers to contact Sen. Glenn and oppose the bill.
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Crow decline echoes old passenger pigeon fate
In the Middletown Diary column from Sept 3, the writer laments vast flocks of crows vanishing, drawing a parallel to the historic passenger pigeon disappearance and noting a similar decline now occurring among crows.
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Come fly with the Maharishi levitation courses
In New York the Indian guru Maharishi Mahesh Yogi promotes levitation via transcendental meditation. Students describe experiences of energy, white light visions, and movement. courses cost 250 dollars weekly and aim to develop Phase II powers like invisibility and future perception.
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Mary Tyler Moore
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Burglary Readies Heartbreak for Old Lovie Pearlman
Ninety year old Louie Pearlman confronts the loss of 114 stolen items from his junk yard collection after burglars strike. He lists a 1936 Chevrolet transmission a 1919 Hudson starter and generator a 1941 Packard instrument panel and 21 carburetors among the loot, ending with the theft of his heart.
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