Bum Rap on Energy Policy by Governors Editorial
The UAWA Herald urges Americans to evaluate personal energy use amid national debates. It criticizes Republican governors for blaming Carter while Congress stalls, urging households to reduce gasoline, heating, and electricity consumption this December.
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Carter
Congress
Iran
Mideast
Supreme Court upholds fishing into newspaper records
A libel case allows a plaintiff to probe confidential newspaper sources and background files. The decision threatens source protection, impacting investigative reporting on organized crime and government corruption and potentially hurting public interest.
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U.S. Supreme Court
New Mexico
Supreme Court
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Midnight Lace and Classic Movies on Tonight
A TV listing highlights Tonight features including the 1960 mystery Midnight Lace with Cary Grant and Day, plus a montage of classic titles like Love Me or Leave Me 1955 and White Christmas 1954. Also noted are news and public notices from Ottawa.
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Flex Harrison
London
Richard Widmark
Tac Douge
Benson
Executive Mansion
Iker
Barney Miller
Syndro
Talevisi
Johnny Cash
Johnny
Tom T. Halt
Andy Kaufman
Anne Murray
Mina
James Cagney
Doris Day
Chicago
Clubbing Nails Signals Health Risks and Smoking Warning
Reader notes clubbing of nails in a younger relative and fumes over smoking. Dr Donohue explains nail changes may signal emphysema cancer heart infection or liver thyroid disease and urges a checkup. He also shares his own quitting and cautions about carrot overconsumption causing orange palms, plus notes biopsy processes and sun exposure myths.
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R. E
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The Brethren Exposé and Court Survival
James Kilpatrick argues the Woodward and Armstrong book on the Supreme Court confirms long-standing flaws in the judiciary. He contends Brennan’s diary sources threaten confidentiality, predicts temporary chill in dissent and infighting among justices, but the court will endure as in the past.
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Scott
Armstrong
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Burger
Supreme Court
Our Republic
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Louis Brandeis
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Decline in Realtors Seen as Healthy Ongoing Trend
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports a September count of 2,930,845 real estate licenses shrinking by 10.43 percent to 2,087,748 a month later, a drop of over 243,000. Bill Moore argues the decline weeds out uncommitted agents, urging higher education and certification through the Realtors National Marketing Institute to raise professionalism and buyer trust.
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NEW York
William Moore
Moore
Bill Moore
Colorado
Moore and Company
Realtors National Marketing ‘Institute
National Association of Realtors
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