House Ethics Backs Electronic Vote System to End Errors
The House Ethics Committee dismisses ghost voting charges as statistically negligible with 1.86 percent quorum-call errors and 0.28 percent voting errors. Chairman Melvin Price says no roll call results would have changed even if vote errors were vastly higher. He notes possible patterns of present recordings while absent. The panel urges immediate installation of an error free electronic voting system.
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House of Representatives
House Ethics Committee
Melvin Price
Ethics Committee
Price
Congress
House
Wadsworth public service through generations in New York
The Wadsworth family of Genesee Valley New York has a long record of public service dating to the Revolution. James Wadsworth quit the FCC after a career spanning Congress Senate and multiple roles, with descendants tying to national leaders and future political figures. The piece notes ties to Symington and other prominent families amid a history of public life.
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James J. Wadswerh
Federal Communications Commission
Wadsworths
New York
Genesee Valley
James
Gettysburg
James Wadsworth
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
James W
FCC
W. Stuart Symington
Air Force
Missouri
James Wadsworth Symington
Adamses
Roosevelts
Republic
Buckley on Drug Addicts and Contagion Policy
William F Buckley Jr argues for mandatory urinalysis for arrestees to detect drugs and proposes detention and treatment. He cites ACLU opposition and libertarian concerns, cites Harlem heroin crisis, notes addiction as a community threat, and urges distinctions among drugs while backing a national marijuana study by Edward Koch.
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Harlem
Hardin Jones
University of California
Edward Koch
October Weather and a Cautionary Glass Incident
The writer recalls a frightening bathroom incident where insulation from a wire contaminated a water glass, causing sickness. They warn to rinse glasses and inspect them now. Tomorrow marks October's first, a favorite month praised for pleasant weather, trips, and smoother car performance.
What Is Government Power in Education Policy
A discussion on how to ensure quality education amid school quality declines and private schooling growth. Federal and state powers over tuition grants, desegregation funding, and lunch programs face court scrutiny, with disputes over desegregation requirements and bus integration.
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United States
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
Senate
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare
Nixon
Fifth U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Florida
Johnson
Partment of Justice
Middletown Journal News Rates and Publication Data
The Middletown Journal lists subscription pricing for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery. Rates show 21.00 yearly in-area seven days, 39.00 outside trading area, and 38.00 outside the USA, with all payments due in advance.
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The
News Journal Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
Middletown, Ohio
USA
Employment Agencies Strive for Honest Service Says Letter
A letter argues agencies charge only when work begins and are regulated by Ohio law. It notes counselling is free, referrals are offered without obligation, and fees hinge on starting salary. Agencies provide free student placements and host assemblies for job guidance.
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State of
Ohio
Department of Commerce
Division of Licensing
State Department of Commerce
Middletown
Mt Pleasant Home Op praised by resident
A Mt Pleasant Home resident of Monroe praises the facility noting seven years there. The letter commends doctors and staff as among the finest and invites others to visit and judge Mt Pleasant Home for themselves.
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Mt. Pleasant
Monroe
Mt. Pleasant Home
M. Fay Ledbetter
Paolo Ucello and era defining figures in art and history
Factographs recount Paolo di Dono known as Paolo Ucello for his birds, George Washington's 1775 command and 1783 resignation, Louis XIV’s patronage of ballet, football official timing, the teleferico’s world record, Mirror Creek cable cars in Merida, and Oz author L Frank Baum’s Wizard of Oz.
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Paolo di Dono
Paolo Ucello
Teleferico
Mirror Creak
Merida
Venezuela
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Suzy Wong
Claude Brown
Promised Land
Dave
David Lawrence
Washington
Supreme Court
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King Features Syndicate
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Ami
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Judy Garland
L. Frank Baum
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