The reach of Washington Part 2 daily lives shaped by federal rules
A day in the life of Jennifer Ruddell and her family shows federal oversight touching meals at school and markets, labeling rules for peanut butter and beef, subsidies for lunches, and EPA and FCC regulations shaping home life, shopping, and energy use. The narrative ties groceries, school meals, utilities, and consumer products to federal standards and enforcement.
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Jennifer
Union Terrace
U.S. Department At
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Raney
Pra
Ralph Nader
Nancy
Allentown
EPA
Federal Savings and Loan
Richard Wilson
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Hier
Federal rules touch every town from Newark to Turndale
In a broad look at federal regulation, business and civic leaders across Newark and beyond describe how agencies like the DEA OSHA EPA and FCC shape daily operations. Trucker John LeFever and factory manager Eric Gay cite costs and compliance pressures. bankers and a chip maker warn of disclosure and labor limits. a mayor notes safety fixes funded by federal money.
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Newark
Licking
Capitol
Washington
John LeFever
John Kinder
Municipal Water and Sewage
William T. Mcconnell
Marty Schuster
Thea Schuster
tWao Arcade
Phar Mmukins
Drug Enforcement Administration
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Schuster
DEA
LePever
Ruddy
K&l Motor Freight, Inc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Environmental Protection Agency
Noise Toles
Department of Transportation
Eric Gay
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Toledo
Ohio
Wateaways
Oska Stil
Richard &. Baker
Lebanon president faces pressure amid clashes near palace
Antrut Lebanon reports forces loyal to President Franjieh fired a warning artillery round near the presidential palace as factions clash. Lt Ahmed Al Khalid describes the shot as a show of force while factions led by Khatib and Samad move toward Beirut and talks with Hafez Assad lean on a peaceful exit for Franjieh.
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Lebanon
Subemnan Fragjiek
Ahmed al- Khalid
Salad
Ail Senation
Ahdab
Beirut
Kuerrillas
Saiqa Organization
Hafez Assad
Syria
Frangieh
Saiqa
Khatit
Khatib
Samad
Hamdoun
Ahdad
Egypt Rejects Veiled Moscow Threat and Scraps Pact
The Egyptian People's Assembly voted 307 to 2 to cancel the 15 year Egyptian Soviet treaty of cooperation. President Sadat had labeled the pact a scrap of paper and rejected Moscow demands for weapon replacement and debt terms, denouncing Russian domination. The Soviet Tass agency accused Sadat of unfriendly policy.
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Egyptian People’s Assembly
Moscow
Tass
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Egypt
Soviet Union
London Terror Attack Brings Third Subway Bombing
Police comb East End for IRA linked suspect after a man bombs a London subway train, killing the driver and wounding another. The blast injures nine riders as the bomber, about 18, fled, pursued by a conductor who chased him onto the platform. The Provisional IRA threat looms over a city already scarred by attacks on transit.
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London
Scotland Yard
Habersham
West Ham
Shark schools close Florida Atlantic beaches
Sharks sighted offshore trigger beach closures along the Florida Atlantic coast. Officials ordered swimmers out at Mumiston Park Jaycee Park and the city beach after a radio reporter spotted large sharks up to about 12 feet long from an airplane. No attacks reported.
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Vero Beach
Fla
U S Suspends Relations With Equatorial Guinea Over Diplomats
The United States cut diplomatic ties with Equatorial Guinea after the government barred two American emissaries and issued a five page letter insulting them. Spiro and Mithoefer, accredited to Equatorial Guinea via Cameroon, faced persona non grata status following the letter. the State Department called the note rambling and insulting, weakening bilateral ties.
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United States
Equatorial Guinea
Inte Rnment
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Une
Estegram
Cameroun
U.S
Francisco Macias Nguema
Spiro
Mithoetec
State Department
Psychiatrist dispute over Hearst mind in bank robbery case
Five psychiatrists offered conflicting views on Patricia Hearst’s mental state after her 1974 kidnapping. Defense experts described her as a traumatized, dependent captive or prisoner of war, while prosecutors portrayed a capable, indoctrinated SLA recruit. Experts differed on pre kidnapping personality and post captivity changes, shaping jurors’ understanding of her culpability.
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Elura
Ther
Slate
Jetter
San Francisco
Patricia Nearat
Generula
Marlin Ome
Symbionese Liberation Army
Joe Fort
SLA
Robert J. Litten
Miss Hearst
Harry Kozol
Daetors
Mics
Lid
Sain
Koza
Berkeley
Reservist says Navy cost him his business
Randy Buck, a seven year Navy reservist and independent trucker, sues for about 20000 claiming Navy mischarged him with AWOL and held him in disciplinary barracks. He says shore patrol woke him at home January M as warrants were served, leading to court martial dismissal and damage to his trucking business.
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Navy
Stith Vallet
Randy Buck
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Lind Street
San Thiago
Walit
Cale Burgener
Rcallf
Burgenner
Draft Humphrey launch kicks off draft drive
A group calling itself The Committee of One Million For Hubert Humphrey launches a drive to draft Hubert Humphrey as Democratic presidential nominee. The coalition includes New York City elected officials led by Percy Sutton and Abe Bailey Ganges, aiming to mobilize support with a Madison Square Garden rally and a national convention to show Humphrey is ready to go to work.
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Committee of One Million
Hubert Horatio Humphrey
Minnesota
Bert
Humphrey
Abe 2
New York Ciy
Manhattan
Percy Sutton
Brooklyn
Cernan to Retire From Astronaut Corps on July
Eugene A. Cernan 42, commander of Apollo 7, will retire from the Navy and the space program on July 1. He and Harrison H. Schmidt spent over 22 hours on the lunar surface, collecting 8,249 pounds of lunar material during three walks. Kansas City reports note further honors at the United Motion Picture Association event naming Valerie Lorrine Hart Reynolds Eliot Kastner and Steven Spielberg, with Universal Pictures named motion picture company of the year.
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Eugene A. Cernan
Astronaut Corps
Space Center
Cernan
Navy
Space Caps
Cernat
Harrison H. Schmidt
Lunar
Kansas City
APY
Valerie Lorrine
Hart Reynolds
United Motion Picture Association
Eliot Kastner
Steven Spielberg
Universal Pictures
Motion Picture Company
Pasadena-born composer John Mercer dies after long illness
John Mercer, famed for classic film tunes and Academy Award winning songs, left Huntington Memorial Hospital after a five month illness and brain surgery. Mercer, age unclear, led the hostiel on Monday and was taken by ambulance to a Bel-Air home for convalescence. He wrote notable works including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Moon River and The Days of Wine and Roses. He also penned the Love Theme for the Magic Lavra.
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Pasadena
Calif
Johnny Merger
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Mercer
Uhe Hostiel
Bel-Air
Kinsomgt
Henry Fonda to Undergo Lung Tumor Surgery in Cedars-Sinai
Actor Henry Fonda, 70, will have surgery to remove a non malignant lung tumor at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Tuesday. The condition was found during a routine exam, delaying a previously planned stage tour with universities as he recovers.
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Henry Fonda
Saya
Fonda
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
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