No simple solution to energy problem
Washington faces a tangle of projections and statistics as Congress and the nation debate energy policy. The CBO analysis notes more than 100 interdependent proposals in Carter's plan and warns that artificial price controls have cushioned consumption while delaying domestic resource development.
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Washington
Congress
Congressional Budget Office
Carter
U.S
Budget Office
American Enterprise Institute For Public Policy Research
United States
Laird
Who will judge the judges
A Chicago column notes the 1972 William Logan murder case against Harry Aleman collapsed amid questionable judge conduct and a biased court. It criticizes Judge Frank J. Wilson for suppressing evidence and declaring innocence, while decrying judicial corruption and a need for accountability. The piece questions who will take up the cause to judge the judges and reform the system.
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Chicago
Teamster Union
William Logan
Harry Aleman
Robert Lowe
Tess
Lowe
Aleman
Criminal Court
Frank J. Wilson
Wilson
Sudden Money reshapes a life in 1954 Teaneck memoir
Davey Archer recalls his "Sudden Money" moment after quitting magazine editing to write. In 1954 he faced debt and doubt until a landmark book deal and a $70,000 advance arrived, transforming him and his family. The narrative traces mortgage payoffs, mink coats, a Sea Bright house, a Cadillac, and the realization that one good book can define a life.
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Davey Archer
San Francisco
Garrison Avenue
Teaneck
N.J
Elinor
Lincoln
John Wilkes Booth
White House
Bennett Cerf
Random House
Virginia Lee
Gayle
Evan Thomas
Harper & Row
Harper
Barney Finn
34Th Street
Sand Dunes
Sea Bright
Health of city at peak prompts physicians to dull times
A recap of local news from the past: one year ago hints at strong city health and quiet practice for doctors. five decades ago civic leaders and families planned travel to Washington for a Lindbergh celebration. 25 years back mayor Bert Olsen resigned to focus on business while local nuptials and engagements were announced for Pamela Sprouse and Michael McFate.
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Bartlett Bros
J.W. Havercamp
A.J. Oliver
Washington, D.C
Lindbergh
Bert P. Olsen
Muscatine
Don Sprouse
Iith
Pamela
Michael McFate
Harvey McFate
Colony Drive
D Day and Meredith Event Highlights in 1977
In 1944 Allied forces landed on Normandy beaches on D-Day. In 1966 James Meredith, first black student at Ole Miss, was wounded during a protest march. In 1973 West Germany completed ratification with East Germany to normalize relations.
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Associated Press
Normandy
France
University of Mississippi
James Meredith
Meredith
Mississippi
West Germany
East Germany
Letters Reflect on Cemetery Care at Greenwood and Oakdale
Mrs Leena Mae Schroeder laments neglect at Greenwood cemetery in Muscatine, comparing it unfavorably with the well kept Oakdale grounds in Wilton Junction. She recalls damaged markers, overgrown plots, and litter, praising Oakdale's upkeep and the cemetery association sustaining her faith in burial sites and Heaven.
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Greenwood Cemetery
Muscatine
Lucas
Eli
Laura Gerard
Oakdale
Wilton Junction
Earth
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Sign Magazine
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