Gutsy Labor Investigators Brushed Aside By Washington
Washington Merry-Go-Round details how Labor Department investigators Michael Moroney and Stephen Smith, praised for 17 labor racketeering convictions, were sidelined after exposing alleged interference by officials. The piece recounts Moroney’s letter to President Carter, the Tonelli case, and claims of a push to reassign such investigators to non criminal duties.
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Michael Moroney
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Stephen Smith
Inter-Agency
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N.Y
Joseph P. Tonelli
Jimmy Carter
Tonelli
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Justice Department
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Moroney
Smith
Carter
Francis X. Burkhardt
Burkhardt
Labor
Ray Marshall
Senate
Lance
Marston
Office of Special Investigations
Rocco DeMarco
DeMarco
Thomas Puccio
U.S
Robert Fiske
Department of Labor
Rhodes and Dems Pull Together in Ohio School Fight
COLUMBUS UPI reports a new era of cooperation between Gov. James A. Rhodes and Ohio Democratic leaders as they held a private, no-lobbyists meeting to tackle school funding. Lawmakers from both parties describe it as productive and promising, with possible future cooperation beyond education.
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UPI
James A. Rhodes
Ohio General Assembly
Rhodes
Statehouse
Senate
GOP
Oliver Ocasek D-Northfield
Spouse's Back Pain Strains Marriage in Absent Affection
A reader asks DEAR ABBY about a strained marriage after her husband’s back injury leads to a long absence of lovemaking. Abby responds that love can overcome pain, urging empathy and communication despite his condition. The second letter describes a ten month marriage haunted by abusive “love pats” that cause bruises. advice is sought on leaving or stopping the mistreatment.
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Abby
Dear Abby Dear Norwalk Reflector Advice Column Snippet
A reader urges confrontation and professional help for a husband's hostile behavior while another asks how to handle excessive wedding and event invitations. Dear Abby reassures not every invitation requires a gift, advising gifts for real pleasure and cards otherwise. The Norwalk Reflector excerpt notes publication details and subscription rates.
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Abby
Letters To Forum The Reflector Cryptoquote Notice
Letters section invites signed brief correspondence with writer’s address and phone for verification. It notes a 300 word limit and presents a cryptoquote puzzle and a quote from Roy L. Smith about changing one’s mind in light of facts.
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Roy L.smith
Reagan's Age in 1980 Presidential Run
UPI notes Ronald Reagan would be 69 at inauguration, making him the oldest first term candidate to enter the White House and prompting debate on whether age affects capacity. The piece compares historical leaders, asserts health records matter, and argues voters should judge by records and character rather than age.
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UPI
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James Buchanan
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Dwight Eisenhower
Reagan
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David Ben Gurion
Golda Meiers
Israel
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Charles DeGaulle
France
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Josif
Kennedy
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