Europe Court of Justice Grows in Power Over Member States
The European Court of Justice enforces Community treaties and increasingly handles cases brought by private citizens against member governments. It asserts supremacy over national law in conflicts, as shown by rulings on social pay equality, tax on art exports, and the Rome Treaty. The court, likened to a supranational constitutional authority, mirrors the American union in relinquishing sovereign rights.
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United States
Supreme Court
European Economic Community
Europe
United States of Europe
European Court of Justice
Paris
European Coal and Steel Community
Common Market
Jean Lecerf
European Community
Alsace
France
Court of Justice
Lecerf
Luxembourg
European Court
Constitutional Court
Dear Dr Lamb on bronchiectasis and lung infection
A reader seeks help for bronchiectasis, a dilated airway disease linked to infections. An expert explains causes, limited surgery, and a supportive plan including avoiding infections and regular postural drainage twice daily.
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Lamb
One man band performs Beethoven Fifth finale solo
Don Davis of Los Angeles, 56, says he is possibly the only person alive who can play the full musical score of Beethoven's Fifth Symphony finale solo. His act combines stereo kazoo, harmonica, banjo, piano, cymbals, drums, glockenspiel, horns and more at once. He notes one man bands were common in vaudeville but are now rare.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Don Davis
Davis
Mense
Sen
Henry Jackson
Washington
Walter Monsdale
Minnesota
Jackson
Mondale
Hubert Humphrey
Watercate
World Fears Tourists Blighting Bali Originality
Bali faces a tourist influx raising concerns that visitors may spoil its unique beauty and culture. The piece argues Balinese maintain traditional codes, balancing modern touches with heritage, and views religion as Bali’s sustaining force amid globalization.
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Charles Bartlett
Bali
Indonesia
Eden
Samar
Denpasar
Common Cold Still Chief Factory and Office Enemy
Hal Boyle notes the common cold remains a major absenteeism factor for factory foremen and office staff, with 40 to 50 percent of leave blamed on colds and many workers missing days yearly. The piece also touches on alcohol use, car canalling in Amsterdam, and historic smoking practices.
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Hal Boyle
Common Cold
United States
Ugliest plane built on Whidbey Island by teacher
Tom Able a 34 year old biology teacher on Whidbey Island says he built a near replica of a 1915 Morane Saulnier WWI aircraft. He had no prior aircraft experience and completed the project in two years costing about 700 dollars.
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Whidbey Island
Wash
Tom Able
Able
U S Colombia Panama Canal Treaty Sparking Independence
The World Almanac notes a Jan 22 1903 treaty in which the United States would dig the Panama Canal. Colombia’s rejection led Panama to declare independence on November 3 and gain recognition from Theodore Roosevelt on November 6. Critics accuse Roosevelt of using the big stick policy.
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U.S
Colombia
Panama Canal
Panama
Theodore Roosevelt
World Almanac
Roosevelt
Enterprise Assn
Democrats Face Bleak 1976 Outlook With Kennedy Uncertain
Lake Tahoe report notes the Democratic field is weak and split over Kennedy. Chappaquiddick surrounds him, dampening his run while no strong alternative emerges among governors or senators. party lacks fresh policy direction amid economic woes and rising public disillusionment.
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Lake Tahoe
NEA
Ted Kennedy
Kennedy
Chappaquiddick
China Oil as a Key to U. S. Dependence on Middle East
A NEA report outlines the potential shift in oil politics as China’s offshore reserves and economic ties with Peking could reduce U. S. reliance on Middle East oil. Analysts warn that Mao and Chou En-lai favor private American investment despite wary Chinese authorities.
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Washington
NEA
Peking
United States
Middle East
Moscow
China
Japan
Europe
U. S
Mao Tsetung
Japane
Korea
Avian
Mao
Chou En-lai
Co. U. S
Hugh
Olmsted Falls middle schoolers set recycling record with books
Olmsted Falls Ohio pupils distributed misinformed flyers claiming next day delivery of phone books. Hundreds donated old volumes as councilman Castora condemned the tactic while mayor Mills praised the enterprising effort. The group collected 55 tons, the program’s largest total to date.
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Olmestead
AD Falls
Ohio
Olmsted Falls
Jan Castora
Allan Mills
Paris Declared Open City in World War II 1940
In 1940 Paris was declared an open city to avoid destruction as Nazi forces advanced. The status allowed authorities to prevent street fighting and protect residents while German troops occupied the area.
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Paris
Psalm 105 1 7 Praise and Remember Gods Mighty Deeds
A devotional excerpt from Psalms 105 1 7 calling believers to give thanks for Gods glorious acts proclaiming miracles to the nations. It urges worshipers to seek Gods strength remember the mighty deeds done for his chosen descendants of Abraham and Jacob and to recognize Gods goodness across the land.
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Abraham
Jacob
Palladium Times Oswego Rates and Notices
Oswego newspaper pricing shows home delivery 70 cents weekly with annual mail rates for Oswego Wayne Northern Cayuga and other addresses. Advertising agencies Thomson Newspapers locations and Associated Press membership noted.
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Oswego
N. Y
Oswego Palladium
Oswego Times
Clark Morrison
Wayne
Northern Ca
Hoidays
Thomson Newspapers, Inc
Des Paines Ave
Des Plaines
Ill
Rockefeller Plaza
New York
Associated Press
Palladium Times
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