Congress Should Review Federal Regulations Before They Take Effect
The piece champions Rep. Harold Runnels proposal for a constitutional amendment requiring Congress to review rules and regulations before they become effective. It argues bureaucrats overstep, creating laws without accountability, and calls for reducing regulations, cutting bureau staff, and enforcing penalties for expanding regulatory counts.
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U.S
Harold Runnels
Rep
Runnels
D-N.m
Congress
Cambodian Starvation Exposes U S Policy Failures in Cambodia
Washington reports accuse State Department officials of sabotaging food aid to Cambodia citing anti Vietnam bias and a choice to back Pol Pot at the United Nations. Sources allege bureaucratic obstruction and a priority on Soviet opposition over feeding starving Cambodians amid warnings of mass deaths and disease.
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Washington
Jimmy Carter
Carter
United States
State Department
Fast
Asian Desk
Capitol Hill
Lucette Lagnado
Cambodia
U.S
Pol Pot
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Department
Congress
CIA
Kennedy pattern of panic runs through Ted Kennedy life
The column recounts a 1958 Virginia speeding arrest of Edward M. Kennedy, Kennedy’s press aide and Charlottesville reporters dispute details, and argues a recurring pattern where Kennedy panics and flees. cites later incidents including Harvard expulsion, an early 1969 drowning case, and alleged avoidance of accountability.
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Kennedy
Tom Southwick
Daily Progress
Charlottesville
Tanzanian optimism on Rhodesia settlement talks grows
UPI reports Tanzanian officials backing front line states expect Britain to back free elections in Rhodesia. They say war weariness may erode support for the Patriotic Front and boost guerrilla chances amid a likely British managed vote.
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Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
UPI
London
Zimbabwe
Rhodesia
Britain
Salisbury
Zimbabwe Rhodesia
Michael Mawena
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African National Union
Mugabe
Education Week observance and community notices in Roswell
In Roswell on October 29 1954 Mayor Bert Ballard proclaimed American Education Week urging schools to stress citizenship duties. Roswell banker Floyd Childress became president of Roswell Country Club at the first 13 member board meeting. Farmall H tractor owners are asked to contact the Chaves County ASC office about harvesting about 1100 acres of castor beans in the county. Mrs Fred Miles of Roswell president of District 6 American Legion Auxiliary spoke in Hobbs on the back to God movement. Rowell chapter American Business Women's Association aided the Junior Chamber of Commerce in its get out and vote effort. St Peters Altar Guild met at the new hall with Mrs C L Schnedar conducting.
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Bert Ballard
Floyd Childress
Roswell
Roswell Country Club
Chaves County
ASC
Fred Miles
District 6
American Legion Auxiliary
Hobbs
Rowell
American Business Women’s Association
Chamber of Commerce
St. Peter’s Altar Guild
New Hall
C.L. Schnedar
Lithuanian Patriot Skirpa Dies After Global Refugee Struggle
Obituary notes Kasys Skirpa a former Lithuanian prime minister and ally of Wilson who fled Soviet oppression. He worked at the Library of Congress for 16 years and wrote a 1973 Lithuanian book on Lithuania’s sovereignty. The piece links his life to broader claims of Soviet genocide in the Baltic states and calls for resistance.
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Woodrow Wilson
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League of Nations
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Library of Congress
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Hitler
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Iron Curtain
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Black Sea
Latvia
Estonia
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