What Kind of Governor Would Mary Anne Be
Albany writer weighs Lt. Gov. Mary Anne Krupsak as a potential governor, praising her experience from Harriman aide to state senator and noting courage on Lesbian Rights Day. The piece also considers her future handling of Carey’s administration and possible support for a Carter ticket.
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Bureaucratic entanglement over 18 day home visits
Chicago columnist recounts a Catch-22 over private institutions for the mentally retarded. An 18 day limit on home visits was misapplied by Illinois Public Aid, while HEW later acknowledged a misinterpretation and promised correction. Officials offer assurances, but the author sees no resolution yet. The back-and-forth exposes federal state errors and lingering frustration.
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Soviets develop synthetic caviar risks for U.S. fake foods
Washington columnist notes Moscow has allegedly created caviar by curdled milk and additives, signaling a potential lead in fake food production. He cites CIA surprise and urges immediate U.S. action toward artificial pate de foie gras as a counter, with a hardline senator warning of escalating substitutes.
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UPI
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America
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