Legislators Say Politics Consumes Time and Energy
Albany lawmakers led by Assembly Majority Leader Albert Blumenthal admit politics consumes their lives and pressure from long sessions, late hours, and frequent one house bills. They argue the legislature itself creates many problems and must plan year round to govern a state of 18 million people effectively.
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Albany
N.Y
Reg Eger
Assembly
Albert Blumenthal
Blumenthal
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New York Democrats Back Carter at National Convention
A cross section of New York political figures including Mayor Beame Lt Governor Krupsak Governor Carey and former Gov Harriman pose with Jimmy Carter suggesting strong support for a guaranteed first ballot nomination at the upcoming Democratic National Convention.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
New York City
Abraham Beame
Mary Ann Krupsak
Hugh Carey
Averell Harriman
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Soil Conservation Service proposes archaeology guidelines
Washington AP The Soil Conservation Service plans interim guidelines to protect historic and archaeological sites found during farm projects. Public comment ends Aug 9 with final rules later, as field offices check National Register listings before approving federal funds.
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Washington
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Agriculture Department
Howver
Interior Department
National Park Service
NPS i
Requestional Park Service
Soil Conservation Service Service
Washington, D.C
Hairy Tale From Michigan Reunites Moose Skin Toilet Seat
Dick Dobbeck and Dr. Dan Thompson recount a 12 year old souvenir story from Wayne State University days. The moose skin once stowed in a box traveled back to them as a toilet seat lid with a stamped $40 check, found negotiable by a local bank.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Dick Dobbeck
Dan Thompson
Wayne State University
Western Michigan University
Kalamazoo
Dobbecks Om
Dobbeck
Sietvesenne Toangen
Nevada casinos court families with youth hotels and kid friendly play
Nevada’s billion dollar gaming industry markets to families by offering youth hotels at Las Vegas resorts such as the Hilton and Circus Circus with dorms counselors and craft rooms. Children can join supervised game rooms arcades and outdoor activities while parents gamble, drawing both praise and criticism for early exposure to gambling.
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Carson City
Nev
Nevada
Las Vegas Hilton
Las Vegas
You
Kraig Josenhans
Circus Circus Hotel
Odd Requests Highlight Toledo Vital Statistics Bureau
Robert Siegel describes unusual inquiries at the Toledo Vital Statistics Bureau including requests for two birth certificates to claim different ages and questions about changing a last name while living with a partner. He notes difficulty in answering some questions due to incomplete details.
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Toledo, Ohio
Robert Siegel
The
Toledo Vital Statistics Bureau
Bureau
Siegel
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