Price fixing through the ages a history of failed controls
A 1923 pamphlet by Mary G. Lacy summarized in the American Meat Institute chronicles how governments across eras from Diocletian to revolutionary France tried price and supply controls with little lasting success. It notes ancient Egypt Athens China the Dutch Republic Great Britain Colonial America and more, arguing price fixing repeatedly failed and led to shortages or political upheaval.
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Mary G. Lacy
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American Meat Institute
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Great Britain
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Nixon temper shows up under pressure in essay
In this column essay by William Safire, Nixon's public outbursts are analyzed as signs of stress rather than a plastic, emotionless presidency. The piece notes past and recent tempers, the Ziegler incident, and how surrounding aides manage orders and delay decisions to keep the presidency steady.
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New York Times News Service
Washington
United States
Nixon
Ron Ziegler
Duane Thomas
Ziegler
Carswell
Senate
Justice Black
Leonard Garment
Richard Moore
Bob Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
al Haig
T shirts become a canvas for a culture of messages
The piece traces T shirt fashion as a medium for slogans and icons from college wear to peace protests and commercial logos. It notes collectors seek era shirts, race track and foreign shirts, and Watergate inspired designs like Sam Ervin and anti Nixon lines.
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Angela Taylor
New York Times News
New York
Anne Drew Fox
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Beethoven
Brahms
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Humphrey Bogart
Marilyn
Norman Mailer
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Bloomingdale’s
Secretariat
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Cinandre
Liberation
Paris
Farida Parakh
India
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Disneyland
Davy Crockett
Hopalong Cassidy
Watergate
Sam the Man
Sam Ervin Jr
Thresher Reunion to honor workers on Labor Day
The Zehr family will present about 50 President's Awards at 4 p.m. Monday Sept 3 at the 4-H Park to honor longtime Thresher Reunion workers marking the 25th reunion started in 1949 by Dan S. Zehr. Labor Day events include kids games, prize giveaways, lawn mower races and a steam engine parade with exhibits and flea market activities.
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Zehr
Dean Zehr
Dean
Dan S. Zehr
Raymond Jensen
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Railroad signal damaged in crash near Dwight
A railroad signal on U S 66 near Dwight was demolished when a vehicle left the road and struck it. Carol A. Cogswell, 20, Bartonville, reported the crash about 3 10 p m causing $2 700 damage to her 1973 Ford and $800 to the crossing signal. A second crash at Routes 17 170 injured two drivers, Leo Carbone 71 Streator and Georgia Carruthers 56 Venona. Carbone received a ticket for failure to yield.
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Penn Central
Dwight
Carol A. Cogswell
Bartonville
John Dittmer
Leo Carbone
Georgia Carruthers
Venona
Danny Falcomata
Carbone
Cullom Nature Club to begin autumn bird census
The Cullom Nature Club starts the 1973 autumn bird census on Sept 1 and runs to Nov 30 counting all birds within a 20 mile radius. Reports are given at biweekly meetings and anyone may report, not just club members. Farmers and rural observers often offer the most interesting sightings.
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Cullom
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