FBI files on Rep. Burdick stir Senate criticism
Roll Call reports the FBI secretly collected 1950s information on Rep. Quentin Burdick amid communist link suspicions. Some senators condemned the FBI and Roll Call, arguing FOIA exposes government misdeeds while defense of the act asserts public oversight.
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Recycling debate sparks cost questions in county talks
The Miami County Republic notes farmers and cities spar over a countywide waste plan. Discussions touch on long-term expenses, possible cheaper options, and the uncertain benefits of curbside recycling.
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Ipster
Aes
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No kidding flip sides of seven country singers
Jimmie Rodgers recorded his final song two days before death. Roy Acuff known as an expert with the yo yo. Marty Robbins became the 15th bypass surgery patient. Kenny Rogers reportedly had a home with 13 bathrooms. Hank Williams Sr was described as nearly illiterate. George Strait holds a college degree in agriculture. Merle Haggard walked off the Ed Sullivan Show and refused direction on what to sing. Source: The Country Music Almanac.
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Roy Acuff
Marty Robbins
Kenny Rogers
Hank Williams
George Strait
Merle Haggard
Ed Sullivan
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Country Music Almanac
Almanac’s New 202-Year-Old Handbook Appears Fresh
The Old Farmer's Almanac's latest edition, Brand-New and 202 Years Old, lands with 148 pages, priced at 2.95, offering moon lore, weather predictions for November through March, and playful notes on moon myths. It forecasts a cooler, partly snowy winter with varied cold waves and midwinter warmth periods.
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Franklin Countian
Harvester
Clinton health care plan versus Poe inspired nightmare
The piece argues that supporters face a false sense of security in today’s health care system while opponents fear loss of personal choice. It contrasts President Clinton’s plan with a Poe themed nightmare of fortress walls and societal division, urging readers to choose a realistic path for the 21st century.
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Edgar Allen Poe
Poe
Health, trade test confidence in Clinton
The piece surveys President Clinton’s standing as he pushes major health care reform and a free trade pact. It notes only about half the public approves of his performance, cites concerns over unkept promises, and emphasizes the political risks in advancing health reform while Hillary Clinton’s task force gathers input and positions the plan as a negotiation starting point.
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George Bush
Dan Rostenkowski
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Ways and Means Committee
Greenberg
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
Shop Ottawa slogan sparks local business pride
A Ottawa resident explains how shopping locally supports schools and the community, noting tax dollars from city businesses benefit residents. He urges residents to “Shop Ottawa” first and emphasizes ongoing support for local commerce and children’s education.
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