Congress debate over taxpayer funded campaigns to repair image
Editorial discussion on proposed congressional campaign finance checks off taxpayer funds. It weighs support from Common Cause against Chamber concerns about deficits and limited checkoff use, noting potential benefits for women and minorities and risks of increased incumbency advantage.
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Dave Broder
The
Washington Post
J Jdall
Congress
Congressional
Treasuries
Axiong
Jennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Common Cause
People's Lobby
Chamber
Treasury
Columbus
Hia) Citizen-Journal
Morgantown
W Va
Tas
Shapp
National Chamber of Comoerce
Udall
Institution of Congress
Threat to children prompts school immunization crackdown
In Los Angeles County officials barred children from attending school if not properly immunized against measles, citing a threat to 16 year old and younger students. The editorial argues current efforts fail to provide essential medical protection and keep kids safe from crippling illness.
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Los Angeles County
Vaccination Urged as Immunization Rates Lag Nationwide
The article warns polio measles diphtheria and other diseases threaten children and cites nearly 40 percent not fully immunized. It notes higher risk among poor families and calls for renewed public awareness and action to boost vaccine coverage nationwide.
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Gses
Copley
Charcoal Danger Prompted Roadside Picnic Lessons
Jami Perine, 4, of Volant, burned feet and hands after charcoal dumped on sand by unknown passerby at Pymatuning Reservoir. Her family, visiting from Connecticut, sees witnesses stare and offers no help before seeking hospital care. The incident prompts safety warnings about charcoal danger and careless driving on holiday weekends.
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Ami Perine
Volant
Gary
Perine
Chen
Creenville Hospital
Jami
Airline baggage charges spark antitrust debate in 1975
A Miami lawyer argues CAB powers over airline baggage rates, challenging the 1 percent of first class fare rule set by IATA. After hearings, the CAB orders changes, allowing economy passengers a lower charge effective June 1, as airlines resist the formula.
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Miami
Florida
Donald Pevsner
Dial Aernautics Board
CAB
Congress
American Airlines
International Air Transport Association
IATA
JATA
Don Pevsner
Washington
Pevsner
Uhalley
International air luggage limits spark regulatory debate
A Miami lawyer discusses how US rules on passenger bags and pricing affect TWA Pan Am and foreign carriers. The piece considers extra bag charges, cross Atlantic travel, and potential government complaints over unequal pricing for American and foreign travelers.
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Atlantic
Pevsner
TWA
Pan American
CAB
British Airways
Air France
United States
New York-Lonon
Rome
Ais Malia
London
Hong Kong
Sidney
Globe
Miami
William F. Bocdey Jr
Dear Dr Graham reassuring a mother on future fears
A reader fears the future for overpopulated world and asks about bringing ten children into the world. Graham urges gratitude for God’s gifts, cites Bible promises, and emphasizes teaching children values from Scripture. He advises against projecting pessimism and encourages faith, hope, and spiritual strength for the family.
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DR. Graham
M.L
M. L
God
Christ
Strictly Personal and the Shifting Meaning of Upbeat
The author argues that words evolve, citing the term upbeat as historically weak vs downbeat in music. He notes misuses like pinch-hitter, urging orderly linguistic growth. He warns that language should not invert meanings from better to worse, reflecting on a 20th century debate.
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Janes Russell Lowell
Russell
Lowell
Jonson
Ben Jonson
Sydney J. Marly
Readers critique HB 711 medical care choice debate
A letter from Thomas F. Kepler of the Pennsylvania Chiropractic Society argues HB 711 would undermine chiropractors in Workmen's Compensation by forcing use of a posted list of five physicians. Kepler says the bill actually promotes freedom of choice for injured workers and questions the original article's framing.
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Medical Auxiliary
Nrs
Joseph Moretto
Legislative Action Network
Uch
Memorial Day Mowing Recognition for Lions Club work
Readers praise the Walmo Lions Club for mowing Castle View Cemetery properties for Memorial Day. The gesture calms families and adds a nicer touch to the holiday observance.
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Walmo Lions Club
Castle View Cemetery
Bert
fHladys Klenotic
Now You Know By United Press International
Sideburms were once called burn sides after Civil War general Ambrose E. Burnside who favored them.
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United Press International
Ambrose E. Burnside
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