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The piece rails against political parties and promotes Al Terego's reform plan to select the Very Best Humans to presidency via a 50-candidate national convention and a public vote, arguing parties corrupt politics and vowing a fast, cashless campaign with oath taking and a humble salary. It contrasts traditional campaigning with a streamlined process and mocks conventional presidents' rituals.
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Naturalization Day Brings 30 New Citizens to Court
At Rockville Court House on April 10, families and officials gathered for a warm ceremony led by U.S. attorney Lillian V. Dailey. Thirty applicants from diverse backgrounds including Indian, Oriental, Vietnamese, Germanic, and Hungarian heritage pledged allegiance and received certificates as Judge Stanley Frosh presided. Heather Stitely, adopted from Korea, led the group by example with her oath.
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