National Newspap er Publication Notes and Names
National Newspaper Association focused 1583 noting sustaining member 1977 founded 1885. Lists editors reporters photographers and staff including R L Read Cae Drew Dahl Leona Whitman Fern McAdams Taudis Hollyfield Richard Weathersby Barbara Paret Helen Ratliff Harold Leigh and James Johnson Billy Joe Williams. Contains a column on USPS five day delivery, potential cost savings, and legislative proposals by Rep. Charles H. Wilson.
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R. L. Read
Drew Dahl
Leona Whitman
Fern McAdams
Taudis Hollyfield
Richard Weathersby
Barbara Paret
Helen Ratliff
Postal Service Sparks Widespread Displeasure and Call for Reforms
The postal service faces broad dissatisfaction from the public, workers, and Congress as promised tax savings fail to materialize. Critics say the plan lacks support and hint at a return to the drawing board to rethink reforms.
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U.S. Postal Service
Financial Wolf Described As Stock and Blonde Expert
A financial wolf is depicted as a man who knows everything about stocks and blondes, portraying a character defined by expert market insight and a striking personal style. The term suggests sharp intellect and a flair for risk in finance and appearance.
Putting Our House In Order In The Oval Office
The new President faces a decades old problem of organizing the Executive Branch to be prudent with taxpayers money and responsive to citizens. Agencies resist centralized policy guiding efforts, as none are charged with coordinating for the common good or long term planetary future. The piece notes talk of planning and opponents who fear it recalls past debates.
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Congress
Postal Personnel and Modernization
House Post Office and Civil Services Committee
Oval Office
Executive Branch
Office of Management and Budget
Civil Service Commission
Flim Flamming Public Opinion and Government Reform
A critical op ed condemns a defense contractor funded survey on the B 1 Bomber as biased and non representative. It argues public financing of campaigns and executive branch reform are needed to curb special interests and restore coherent national policy making.
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Rockwell
Heroin Trade Outsells 489 Of 540 Corporations
The Reader's Digest reports that heroin traffickers killed 1700 Americans last year. It identifies new suppliers including the Mexican connection, Asian secret societies, and organized U.S. crime. DEA estimates six groups control about 10 tons yearly entering the United States from Mexico.
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Washington, D.C
Reader’s Digest
Nathan M. Adams
Asia
U.S
Drug Enforcement Administration
Adams
United States
Mexico
Jaime Herrera
Durango
Herrera
Chicago
Boston
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Miami
San Juan
Los Angeles
California
Caraway Motor Co Wins Toyota Customer Service Award
Caraway Motor Co. of Silsbee receives the 1976 Toyota National Service and Customer Relations Award. The annual honor recognizing dealers with near perfect courteous and responsive service goes to Clifton Caraway among 93 national winners.
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Caraway Motor Co
Silsbee
Toyota
Clifton Caraway
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