Proxmire Calls for No Growth as Road to Slashed Federal Spending
The piece argues why government spending remains high as people resist cutting subsidies and loopholes. It cites Sen. William Proxmire's stance against growth, recalls his Kickapoo Dam vote, and notes instances of waste such as numerous advisory commissions and the inactive Federal Fire Council. It also highlights two-year sunset laws and the need for vigilant congressional oversight to curb waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Proxmire
Dwis
Congress
Proxmire
National Taxpayers Union
la Farge
Wisconsin
Kickapoo
Washington
Lucia Mouat
Federal Advisory Commissions
Federal Fire Council
Commerce Department
CIA
FBI
Wimbledon Pay Row Threatens 1977 Women’s Event
The piece surveys Chris Evert leading a push for equal prize money with men at Wimbledon, threatening a boycott and an offer to play a richer U S tournament. It weighs past concessions, player power, and the odds Wimbledon will endure amid calls for compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Evert
All-England Club
Brian Burnett
Miss Evert
United States
Woman’s Tennis Association
Billie Jean King
John Newcombe
Christine Truman
Forest Hills
Gladys Heldman
Arthur Ashe
Chris
Yvonne
Goolagong
Judicial Power Abused In New Jersey and Beyond
Republican congressional candidate Charles Wiley argues New Jersey courts exert unconstitutional control over state and local legislatures. He cites Newark city council jailing, Garfield school lunch rulings, and Furman zoning orders as evidence of judicial tyranny that threatens tax decisions and education funding, with echoes in Alabama and Boston.
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Nixon
White House
Charles Wiley
Congress
15Th
New Jersey
Jersey
Newark
Superior Court
Harry Margolis
Gerald Monaghan
Garfield, N. J
Garfield
David D. Furman
Furman
State Supreme Court
Alabama
Boston
Wiley
National Committee For A Responsible Patriotism
Ziegler’s post White House life finds new path in engineering
Ronald Ziegler, 37, once Nixon's press secretary, now works as managing director of international services at Syska & Hennessey after Watergate fallout. He criticizes the era, praises Nixon, and pursues quieter public life in New York City while visiting Alexandria on weekends.
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New York City
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
White House
Ziegler
San Clemente
Syska & Hennessey
International
H. R
Bob) Haldeman
California
Nixon - Haldeman
Mr. Nixon
Richard Nixon
U.S
Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Henry Kissinger
Ronald Reagan
Watergate
School of Communications
Boston University
Clay Felker
New York
Village Voice
Taney
Regine
Park Avenue
Glance At Yesterday Fifty Years Ago June 30 1926
A look back at events on June 30 1926. Mustaha Kemal Pasha warns against unlicensed criticism by women over religious and dress reforms. Constantinople women fined for condemning the veil and skirts. Threats of imprisonment for a second offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustaha Kemal Pasha
Constantinople
Ghazi
Thinking About Prisons and Rehabilitation’s Collapse
A survey notes 249 716 prisoners in the United States as of January 1, up ten percent from last year, with projections of continued growth. The piece argues rehabilitation theory is dead, citing Connecticut and other studies, and describes prisons as costly warehouses with limited rehabilitative value and high taxpayer expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
North Carolina
Monroe News Star Staff and Ownership Details
The Monroe News Star publishes every afternoon except Sunday with a local staff and board listing top executives including Chairman Robert Ewing Brown and President Jack Campbell. The paper notes Associated Press affiliation, a 1201 Second Class postage status, and its stance as an independent newspaper.
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News Star~World Publishing Aeporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Carl
Robert Ewing Brown
Etor Mildred Hunt Ewing
Char Edmund Graves Brown Jr
Ewing Ewing Jr
Patrick Jen Hendrick
Esther Ansen
Kenneth C. Barrapick
T Hunter Brown
John C. Ewing Jr
Joan A. Hart Haller Jackson, Jr
David J. Garrett
Dezhay
Monroe
Zip Co
The
Monroe News Star
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Andy
Wimbledon
Indigestible Order
East Brunswick
Edison
Cranbury
Sayreville
Dixie
Adm
W. H. P. Blandy
Bikini Lagoon
Hart Long
Small Society
Foliticians
Connecticut
Commissioner of Corrections
John R. Manson
Che Monroe
Sou
Jack §. Campbell
Edmund G. Brown
Jack C. Gates
Charles Bever
Oland Silk
Associated Press
Branham Com
John d D. Ewing
Wilson Ewing
Robert Ewing Jr
William H. Bronson
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