Faith in voters' will herald more conservative 96th Congress
Analysis notes incumbents’ re election signals, with Goodloe Byron’s wife Beverly Byron as potential freshman leader. U S Chamber of Commerce predicts a somewhat more conservative 96th Congress due to more conservatives, responsive incumbents, and voter anger over spending and taxes. Yet pressure from labor groups and big spenders threatens restraint.
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Goodloe E. Byron
Maryland
Beverly Byron
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Oyster culture for students could aid Bay Area economy
Dr George Krantz of the University of Maryland proposes a vocational oyster culture program for Bay area schools. He says a year of half day training could yield trained students able to grow and harvest land-reared oysters using controlled systems, potentially cheaper than auto mechanics programs, with strong income potential for graduates.
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Dissenting aide fired sparks Capitol Hill probe
Washington report reveals a secret Senate inquiry into the firing of Michael Pillsbury from the Senate Budget Committee. The confidential findings accuse pressure from Democratic staff and an embassy dispute over Pillsbury remarks about Ambassador Mansfield. The probe highlights possible interference by John McEvoy and Robert Boyd and warns of a chilling effect on future staff inquiries.
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Senate Budget Committee
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Tokyo
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Democratic Party
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Congress
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D-Me
Robert Boyd
Penalry
Hayakawa
Cnuical
Boyd
John McEvoy
London
Gary Coho
Jam Grady
McEvoy
Department
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Secrets and Redistricting News and Clarifications
A confidential cable discusses releasing a Mansfield letter to Muskie to counter Pillsbury and suggests it would fuel publicity. Corrections address Savannah redistricting, noting objections, involvement claims, and misstatements about officials and race impact.
Festival of Lights A Christmas reminder and tax query in Frederick
Readers praise the Downtown Improvement Foundation for a Festival of Lights and urge natural wreaths and early candle lighting while debating Frederick County tax spending. Letters criticize courthouse needs, pay increases, and old versus new buildings, and call for safer street lights and better traffic signals.
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Downtown Improvement Foundation
Winchester Hall
Howard County
Howard
Frederick County
Frederick City
Frederick
February cold grips the region with rare lunar eclipse
The piece notes a brisk morning with a total lunar eclipse from 1 25 to 6 38 am, a rarity reported by astronomers. It describes the moon's quiet display and the timing of totality between 3 39 and 4 28 am, highlighting the event as an infrequent celestial occurrence.
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