Debates on Zoning and Tax Proposals Stir Community Letters
Letters from Judith K. Haas of Wellsville and Paul R. Harrison discuss zoning costs, farmland preservation, and tax plans. Critics argue zoning inflates taxes and existing laws could protect public nuisances. proponents cite need to preserve farmland. The letter prompts readers to weigh severance taxes and shifts in school funding.
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Board Room War Threatens Corporate Stability
AP Business Analyst John Cunniff reports that boards increasingly contain outside directors and clash with officers, sparking calls for a social contract to define duties. Experts warn ongoing boardroom warfare could hurt companies as regulations tighten chief executives' authority and boards assert control.
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Walking Line Hard For Newsman By Peter J Boyer
Max Robinson, a serious journalist behind ABC World News Tonight, faces a crossroad after speaking on racism at Smith College. ABC News chief Roone Arledge pulled him aside and drafted a clarifying statement. Network concerns center on public acceptance and Robinson's perceived credibility rather than radical on-air shifts.
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Low Blood Sugar And Allergies Dear Dr Donahue
A reader reports a severe hypoglycemia reading and asks about a six-meal high protein plan. Doctors caution the reported value may be dangerously low and urge testing to distinguish possible pancreas tumor. The column also addresses lip lipids and possible cosmetic allergy testing.
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Cronkite era jolts network news debate grows
In the post Cronkite era the news landscape shifts as viewers seek sharper anchors and networks re evaluate nightly programs. Robinson, nearing contract end, defends his role as a Black American while urging careful handling of race topics within the newsroom. A religious benediction closes with a prayer invoking divine aid.
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