Veterans' preference waivers and the Hanley Amendment debate
The article argues against eliminating veterans' preference, urging action to support the Hanley Amendment to HR-11280. VFW leaders Tom Michael and John Wasylik call on 1.85 million members and 600,000 auxiliaries to contact Congress to preserve veteran hiring rights and warn of broader cuts to benefits and care.
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Franking privilege suit rattles Senate as Archives papers eyed
Common Cause seeks to prove franking abuse by members of Congress and subpoenas senator storage at the National Archives provoke alarm among lawmakers. The suit drags on four years with both houses resisting steps while Democrats and Republicans push a bipartisan response. A computer analysis shows mail peaks in election years and Carter administration tax talks stall lawmakers as they debate any tax bill and possible capital gains cuts amid last minute maneuvering.
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Letters reflect crisis at Jeanne Bussard Workshop loss of CETA contract
A former client and a parent write Helen Nussear about the Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop crisis. They stress the value of the program for friendship, purpose, and personal growth, and urge publication to highlight the harm of losing the workshop and the need for support for clients like Kenneth. The letters express distress over future prospects for handicapped clients and praise the staff and clients alike.
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Roads and events dot the 1908 county scene in July
Contracts awarded for concrete road work and a bridge over Catoctin Creek mark progress between Middletown and Myersville as the state plans the 31st Carroll County Fair at Taneytown September 11 to 14 with free attractions and fireworks. A Braddock Heights Methodist reunion drew over 2,060 attendees, while Hagerstown beat Frederick 15 to 3 in a four game series.
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Amin dazzles visitors as Uganda parade of favors fuels praise
Washington column notes Idi Amin hosts U.S. guests with lavish hospitality to win support and protect Uganda’s coffee trade. Pastor Ralph Wilkerson and others praise Amin, while critics warn of propaganda and real dangers behind the gestures. Offutt Air Force Base case highlights minority firms’ hurdles under federal rules and potential favoritism in contracting.
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