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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1975
Page
3
Washington opinion argues the Rockefeller Commission should curb CIA action and focus on intelligence. It honors Griswold's proposal to bar violent operations and put CIA under law, demanding more budget transparency and press accountability.
Cambridge Survey Research data show Alabama Governor George Wallace with broad cross party appeal reaching across regions ideologies and income groups. In a nationwide April poll Wallace trails Ford and Jackson but shows a large protest vote potential and regional strength. He could force Electoral College bargaining or a House decision, with a possible Southern industrial state coalition if protest voters align.
The article describes New York City’s fiscal mess from years of over spending and off budget practices. It explains the creation of the Municipal Assistance Corp MAC to provide stop gap funds while reform is pursued. It calls for pension renegotiation, service cuts, and state takeover of some institutions, noting ethical concerns in business and politics.
A Washington profile depicts Jubal Hale, executive secretary of the Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety Board of Review, as a man who admits he does nothing substantive for a $19,608 yearly salary. Senator Percy backs eliminating the agency, while Egil Krogh's post Watergate return to Capitol Hill is cited as proof that honest bureaucrats can always find work.
The piece contrasts Washington's booming national services with Detroit's recession and New York's shaky credit. It portrays the capital as a city of shadows, producing abundance of words rather than substance while Congress mutters about the economy.
Washington readers see a portrait of urban life with crowded shopping centers and stiff prices as federal dollars flow in. The piece notes high per capita income, widespread demand for services, and questions Congress about urban policies and parking growth.
A columnist argues the American Right suffers from a LeMay problem due to controversial statements by Curtis LeMay and similar figures. He notes high federal spending and taxes burdening the middle class, public distrust of government, and a desire for cautious, non belligerent policy over sabre rattling.
A historical snippet lists Monroe News-Star leadership and officers including Chairman of the Board wna Brown and President Ednie Graves Jr. with directors and staff names such as Patriciae Ewing Wen, John O. Wing, and Jack Campbell. It notes publication duties and the paper’s address in Monroe Louisiana, with Associated Press affiliation and advertising details.
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