Turn-It-Down Pleas and Civil Service Reform Outlook
The piece argues amplified rock bass raises acoustic trauma concerns prompting NSF study and notes Alan K. Campbell's Civil Service Commission plan to curtail pink slips. It foresees reforms to merit based advancement and performance measures while pursuing broader agency reorganization.
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Foreign secret police operate freely in U S
Washington column notes Sen. George McGovern’s probe into DINA SAVAK KCIA KGB and other foreign police in the United States. It cites past incidents including Letelier’s murder and KCIA intimidation, and mentions plans to empower the Justice Department to crack down on such operations.
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Great Powers Seek Middle East Peace Shifts
John P. Roche argues a past U S approach relied on outside pressure and oil leverage to steer Arab Israeli talks. He notes Israel’s Likud victory under Begin shifts toward direct negotiations and a wish to avoid outside preconditions, urging Carter to curb grand power schemes.
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Growing coffee plants as home décor and the perils of fires
Viewpoints note that growing coffee at home is a costly, impractical endeavor with limited flowering and fruit. Horticulturist Don Steinegger of Lincoln Nebraska outlines care needs and the slim likelihood of harvest. A separate UP I piece cites residential fire risks, missing oxygen, and smoke alarms as key life savers. Chuck Berry headlines a West Germany comeback show in Muenster as part of a five city tour.
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Horoscope by Stella Wilder June 14 Born today you reveal compassion
The column outlines zodiac guidance for June 14 emphasizing empathy and restraint. It advises readers born on that day to balance compassion with objectivity and to seek personal insight through their birthday sign while noting several daily horoscope tips for each zodiac.
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Stella Wilder
Carter’s patronage clemency tilts among rivals
President Carter routes jobs to Udall allies while snubbing Jackson and Humphrey. A December strategy memo urged selecting potential future opposition figures, and Udall allies note three aides were hired. Humphrey and Jackson insiders report minimal influence despite regional support and personal Carter ties.
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Hubert Humphrey
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Caddell
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National Security Council
Terry Bracy
Transportation
Edward Lewis
Small Business Administration
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Persian Market visit offers leisurely Sunday in Santiago
The UPI notes a stroll through Santiago's Persian Market with thousands of items from soda cans to stereo gear and car parts while diplomats and families browse antiques. Britons celebrate Queen Elizabeth II's Silver Jubilee with bonfires across the realm and satellite viewing of similar fires in New Zealand marking 25 years on the throne.
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Terre Haute Tribune History and Publication Details
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette are daily and weekend papers with evening and Sunday delivery options. Keifer serves as president and general manager Marlee Cox as editor. The Tribune traces origins to 1804 and is part of Tribune Star Publishing Co. Inc. with AP content rights and Routedelivery details for subscriptions and newsstand sales.
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Mary Malola Named for World Who's Who Biography
Nosey notes Mary E Malola North Vigo High School English instructor will be featured in the fourth edition of The World Who's Who of Women to be published this winter. The notice credits her as one of the world’s most famous women.
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