Basis for Public Aid Access and Unemployment Rules
A reflection on gaps in informing eligible people about food stamps and unemployment pay. The piece discusses aggressive outreach, staff attitudes, and the need for clear guidance on eligibility, waiting periods, and requirements to prevent deserving individuals from missing help.
Crossbeard by THOMAS JOSEPH
Crossword puzzle titled Crossbeard by Thomas Joseph lists clues across and down with definitions including Arthur with the racket and Scotch group. The grid references names such as Liam Cosgrave and Ed Norton, with various wordplay clues ranging from nautical to linguistic.
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Washington publicity and political theater in a changing nation
Washington writers observe how media narratives shape public perception as events are staged for maximum exposure. The piece notes the focus on celebrity and commentary over direct policy impacts, hinting at the dynamics between a publicity minded capital and shifting political power.
Publicity Ties to News for GOP Grants Across States
The piece argues that federal agencies favor Republicans with advance notice of releases to secure coverage in local papers, noting a similar pattern with Democrats when in power. It cites Nevada’s mix of one GOP freshman and two Democratic senators, suggesting information gaps shape public perception and politics.
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Call Girls Spied On Dems in Miami 1972 Plot
Ex Attorney General John Mitchell reveals to Senate investigators a Watergate era plan involving Liddy, Magruder and others. The operation allegedly used electronic eavesdropping and a call girl ring to extract secrets at the Democratic National Convention.
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Right Cox Weighing Dean Immunity Amid Watergate Questions
William F Buckley Jr questions Archibald Cox and the Justice Department over Dean immunity. He ponders whether prosecutors favor big names or strategic payoff, and whether granting broad immunity risks letting top officials escape accountability. The piece raises concerns about impartial justice in a republic.
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Almanac entry highlights June 4 with births and historic events
June 4, 1973 marks the 155th day of the year. Notable items include Henry Ford's first car trial run in 1896, the Battle of Midway turning in 1942, Israel-Egypt six day war in 1967, Angela Davis acquittal in 1972, and Robert Merrill born in 1919. Thought for the day by Henry Brooks.
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Legion clubroom needs items for servicemen
Red Bluff Daily News notes Mt. Lassen post plans to open a downtown clubroom for service men and legionnaires and asks readers to help by donating a pool or ping pong table comfortable chairs pictures floor lamps desks and small tables Call the Daily News to offer aid. A Tehama County farm labor survey will be begun soon by the agricultural extension service according to the county farm labor committee. Commencement exercises for Red Bluff Union High School class of 1943 will be held at 8 p m at the State Theatre. Rev Father Coleman’s horse is missing or stolen and residents are urged to consider tar and feathering as punishment for the thief.
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Public Energy Board urged at Northwest conference
Lee White of the Consumer Federation of America called for a national public corporation to explore and develop oil and gas on public lands. He argued private companies cannot be trusted to handle dwindling resources and cited Bonneville Power Administration and TVA as successful government energy projects.
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Lee White
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Pockmark Removal and Eye Care Advice Letter
A reader asks about removing chicken pox pockmarks in a child and learns dermabrasion can smooth scars. Advice covers eye protection, antibiotic and cortisone ointments, patching if needed, and emergency hospital care for eye injuries. Also guidance on smallpox vaccination for travel and a offer for Dr Lester Coleman eye care booklet.
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Lester L. Coleman
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