Reform talk in Congress highlights hollow bills and renewal hope
Editorial argues many reform proposals are unlikely to pass while promising ideas like chair turnover and term limits face incumbent resistance. It laments low voter engagement in primaries and urges fresh lawmakers to end self serving Watergate era practices.
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Peter Peyser
R-N.y
House
Senate
Chenoa Plans for 22nd Fourth of July Celebration
Chenoa completes plans for its 22nd annual Fourth of July events starting Sunday June 27 with a Weston City Park horse show. The schedule includes a six team AA softball tournament July 2–3, a street dance, a Bicentennial church service, a park flea market, a grand parade at 2 pm on July 4, river water fights, and a full evening of musical acts. Fireworks peak at 9 pm with a large Bicentennial display.
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DeKalb County View Sees Land Over Politics In 1978
James Reston describes DeKalb County Illinois as corn country where farmers focus on soil and harvests rather than national campaigns. He contrasts Chicago politics with rural sentiment, noting Ford's favorable image, Reagan and Carter less so, and predicts Ford could gain strength as the nominating season progresses.
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James Reston
N.Y. Times News Service
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Til
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Carter
Ford
Reagan
North Avenue
Melrose Park
Elmhurst
Lombard
McDonald's
Kentucky Fried Chicken
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Washington
Kissinger
Panama
Rhodesia
Legal troubles loom over mass swine flu immunization plan
Government officials warn the 215 million American swine flu vaccination program may stall due to liability insurance issues from Parke-Davis and other producers. With Parke-Davis canceling liability coverage and Merck and Wyeth lacking adequate insurance, officials may push for indemnification from Congress as debates over doctor and volunteer protections continue. The plan aims to offer free vaccines with physicians charging for office administration while a $150,000 PSA campaign proceeds.
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John Stowell
Associated Press
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Parke, Davis & Co
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Wyeth Laboratories
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Rahway
N.J
Merrell National Laboratories
Parke-Davis
Delano Meriwether
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Warner-Lambert Co
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Ident Ford
Congressional Health
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Giblin
HEW
Congress
Meriwether
Senate Appropriations Committee
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