Opinion and Comment on gas shortages and Congress actions
A columnist urges Congress to act on the northern Ohio natural gas shortage. The piece criticizes pricing regulations that discourage interstate gas sales and warns of winter layoffs and industry collapse without reform. It calls for Mosher and other politicians to push energy laws, arguing overregulation harms supply and price signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gas Co
Lloyd McIntyre
Columbia Gas of
Ohio
McIintyre
Lorain County
Congress
Mosher
Naders
End of forced busing marks a shift in school policy
The piece argues that forced cross district busing failed to improve black education and led to white flight, reducing integration. It notes broad public support for school integration, questions Coleman's theory, and praises ending cross district busing. It calls for three rights: parental school choice, neighborhood schools, and equal teaching quality with public funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Coleman
Supreme Court
Detroit
Coleman Jones
Proposal to make Marianas a U S commonwealth gains vote support
The Cleveland Press notes a strong 5300 voter majority in favor of making the Mariana Islands a U S commonwealth. It outlines required steps: Congress approves territory, constitutional convention, ratification, local government, and UN trusteeship termination, with full citizenship rights but cautions against unmet promises of benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariana Islands
U. S. Commonwealth
California
Congress
Marianas
Virgin Islands
Denmark
United States
Cleveland Press
Governor Rhodes and a History Buff Magazine Post
Ohio Governor Jim Rhodes defends his purchase of a sex magazine citing his history buff stance and intent to file the issue for research on first ladies. The piece notes a seven page nude Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis layout and a separate nude employee photo, with Rhodes praising historical inquiry and referencing his Mary Todd Lincoln and Rachel history work. A 1974 Rhodes poster is mentioned as a historic campaign artifact.
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Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Rhodes
Tal
Jackie
First Acies
Ohio Department of Economic and Community Development Hmm
Mary Todd Lincoln
Jackson
Rachel
Jim Rhodes
Ohio
Columbus
Statehouse
Life Magazine
Reform bill aims to rescue food stamp program
A bipartisan Food Stamp Reform Act of 1975 seeks tighter eligibility rules, linking to AFDC standards, and moving administration from Agriculture to Health, Education and Welfare. It targets reduced costs, higher benefits for the needy by about 29 percent, and work requirements for able-bodied recipients without children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
California
California Task Force
U.S
House
Department of Agriculture
USDA
Congress
Better life and a fat dog satire on living rules
A columnist riffs on Charles Schulz style rules for living and extends them into civic duty and private schooling. It mocks political appearances, laments education monopolies, and imagines a denim future with shared wealth while urging practical humor and practical advice. The piece closes with quirky tips about shoes, dentists, and sports as social commentary.
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Roscoe Drummond
Marianas Islands
Rhodes Real History
The
Chronicle-Telegram
A.C. Hdeatt
Arther D. Hisdoui
Arnold Miller
Charles J. Hostetter
Jack E. Weavercorge
Aro NecCally
Hyrie, C
Sun
Ronald Reagan
Our National Energy Policy
Beavis
Charles Schulz
Charley Brown
Judd Arnett
Traverse City
Mich
Ford
Baxter Elhart
Michigan
Robert Grifin
Jerry Ford
Lewins
Ghaves
Arpoctnes
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