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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1976
Page
2
The Daily Mail states its news columns must be fully impartial reporting while editorial opinions are confined to plainly labeled editorials. It commits to presenting all sides of important controversial issues and separates opinion from news reporting.
The corn scattered after a railroad car derailment at Oak Hill Avenue feeds rats mice squirrels and birds while awaiting spring when fresher edibles arrive. The spill spreads to nearby streets and sidewalks inviting wildlife to linger near the crossing.
Sandia and Livermore labs test the Pouliot engine by Harvey H. Pouliot. A mechanical linkage to the accelerator changes engine stroke, adjusting displacement to meet demand. Projections suggest about four percent better gas mileage when fully refined.
A brief remark from I Suss of the National Association of Small Manufacturers notes that an economist can discuss both sides of an issue without contradiction while a politician may do so without understanding the difference.
The article reports that a Supreme Court decision loosens limits on personal campaign funds, enabling wealthy individuals like John Heinz and Howard Metzenbaum to contribute large sums. It suggests corporations could funnel money via consultancy payments, creating a loophole in campaign law. It mentions a California House race case and notes broader implications for influence and policy.
The long running Mande trial again faces a gag on information as Judge John Pratt seals transcripts of closed door motions for directed verdicts. Appeals courts seek access, while editors warn a public trial loses its integrity if readers are kept in the dark.
Readers are invited to express their views in this Voice of the People section. All letters must be signed and include the writer’s address. The Deity Mall reserves the right to edit and condense letters for publication. Preference given to letters meeting criteria for publication.
A reader speculates Gerald Ford might have won the presidency had he chosen to campaign actively while serving as president. The writer urges unity and support for the next leader, urging Americans to back a strong American resolve and patriotic spirit.
The writer, praising Immy Carter and bashing Nixon Ford and Hoover era policies, argues education level affects understanding words and inflation concerns. He defends Carter while warning against overreaction to party labels, urging readers to heed two unnamed gentlemen's advice instead of nitpicking.
State Senator George E Snyder accuses Judge K D McLaughlin of secrecy over G Dennis Thurston the clerk of court appointment while seeking signatures from Fourth Judicial Circuit judges. Dry police probe burglary at Joe The Motorists Friend store Long Meadow Shopping Center rifles cash radios and flashlights stolen.
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