Reform Drive Seeks Fast Senate Rule Changes
Two Democratic senators say the messy 11th longest Congress could spur reforms. Magnuson proposes splitting sessions into authorization and appropriation phases to curb last minute budget fights. Mansfield supports the idea and notes the session gave the Senate more parity with the House on money bills.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Warren G. Magnuson
Magnuson
Senate
Comn Press
Mansfield
Appropriations Committee
92Nd Congress
Congress
Transportation Department
House
Girl's Telephone In Mixup With IRS
Seventeen year old Rita Ann Galyean in Greensboro receives IRS tax forms with a help line number printed in red. The mix up sent calls to her phone from over 100,000 residents. The IRS will pay her phone bill for a year and began routing calls to an intercept operator to block IRS inquiries from reaching Rita.
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Greensboro
Rita Ann Galyean
Internal Revenue Service
Rita
IRS
Youth climbers fail on Grand Teton ascent
Mountain guide Paul Petzoldt and 23 youths halted a midwinter Grand Teton attempt at 12 000 feet as ice and storms covered the route. Petzoldt said the near vertical final section was iced and too dangerous to finish. Climber group waited in snow caves while winds subsided. temperatures had been near 30 below.
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Moose
Wyo
Paul Petzoldt
Grand Teton Mountain
Petzoldt
Rangers
National
Grand Teton
State tests new highway safety plans in Baltimore area
Baltimore county highway safety program tests guard rail upgrades breakaway posts and lighter aluminum lighting along the Jones Tails Expressway and Baltimore Beltway. Officials say curved ditch grades and cleaner drainage reduce run off risks as beltsway work expands contracts include safety measures and special road work Project budget cited at 60000? and statewide high way upgrades totaling millions.
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Baltimore
State Roads Commission
Jones Tails Expressway
Baltimore Beltway
Baltimore County
Thomas Hicks
Clefk
Commission
Stiecks
Jfk
Hicks
Capital Beltway
Negotiators Seek Star Strike and Publisher Shutdown
Washington AP report states the Evening Star will not publish due to a strike that began Thursday. Union leaders and newspaper officials planned to meet a federal mediator while Henry C. Gronkiewicz of the Washington Publishers Association arranged talks with local unions to resolve the stoppage.
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Washington (Ap
Evening Star
John P. Brown
Star
Henry C. Gronkiewicz
Washington Publishers Association
Gronkiewicz
Napoleonic Code Principles Guide Louisiana Law
The Napoleonic code remains the foundation of Louisiana law, shaping civil statutes, property rights, contracts, and family matters under state jurisprudence as a historic legal framework. Local courts reference its principles in interpreting statutes and resolving civil disputes.
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Louisana
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