Water Quality Experts Debate National Standards
Dr. W E McKelvey of the U S Geological Survey told the Seventh International Water Quality Symposium in Washington that no single yardstick measures natural water quality. He cited missing baseline data and rising withdrawals, yet noted the government is building a data base to track trends. The symposium is sponsored by the Water Quality Research Council in Lombard.
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W. E. McKelvey
U.S. Geological Survey
Ieens
Water Quality Research Council
Lombard
Fii
B.C
Hilla
Iraq
Adam
Adham
Bat
Earth
Free postage for letters to Washington urged by magazine editor
Sharon Stark editor of Everybody's Money argues in Summer 1974 editorial that free postage for mail to elected representatives would boost public input and accountability. The piece promotes Rep. Harold Froehlich's bill, noting inflation and postage rises have reduced mail, while warning free postage could shift costs elsewhere.
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Sharon Stark
Consumer Magazine
Harold Froehlich
R-Wise
Washington
X rated clothing provokes incident in Tallmadge drug store
A man around 26 bit a woman in the rear while she waited in line, described as wearing tight pants and a halter. The altercation involved the woman's husband. the assailant fled before police arrival. He wore a T shirt and jeans, about 5 feet 9 inches, 130 pounds, with a noted bite. Res ipsa loquitur.
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U.S. Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Tallmadge
Bite
Grammar clashes with Watergate tapes as public record
Stamford weekly editor notes the transcripts reveal poor grammar from the President. The piece argues language serves persuasion over clarity and mocks calls for perfect English, suggesting Americans prefer plain speech over linguistic precision.
Instant ecologists and hunting in parks provoke heated letters
Readers debate hunting in parks and the rise of instant ecologists. One letter defends deer hunting as part of ecology while rejecting anti hunting rhetoric. another letter argues for peace between science and religion and humorously dates human origin.
Punishment For Nixon Impeachment Debate Raises Questions
The House Judiciary Committee weighs whether to recommend impeachment for Richard Nixon. Key issue is what counts as a high crime or misdemeanor and whether wrongdoing requires a criminal indictment. Debate centers on constitutional wording and accountability beyond elections.
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House Judiciary Committee
Richard M. Nixon
United States
House of Representatives
Richard Nixon
White House
James St. Clair
Oval Office
Investigation results and damages awarded in church case
Report outlines damages awarded to the Frangelical Reserved Church for fee simple interest in property. It notes a court action with city engineer involvement and a January award of $1,200. The same document references a commentary by Phil Grant and a separate note about a missing child found unharmed after a search near Rising Sun.
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Janet
Zuethen Ann Geishert
Fee
Harry Walters
Congress leadership fails in energy and reform
Ray Cromley laments weak national leadership as Congress, split between House and Senate committees, struggles to set coherent energy policy and fiscal priorities. He notes repeated lags in budget process, poor debate on priorities, and inadequate checks on the President amid stalled self reform despite Watergate. He cites disarray and lingering discipline issues among committees and leaders.
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Ray Cromley
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
House
Public Works
Science and Astronautics
Committee On Interior and Insular Affairs
Reali
Lyndon Johnson
Sam Rayburn
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Middletown
Don Oakley
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