Traffic sparks debates at Chevy Chase Circle over trees and safety
The piece notes 59 accidents at Chevy Chase Circle amid traffic and aging oaks, mocking calls to cut trees while reflecting on American mobility and public opinion from Washington Post features. It contrasts past views on traffic control with modern car culture and bold proposals from policymakers.
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New York City Reduces Welfare Caseload Cites Ineligibility Rates
A survey by the New York City Human Resources Administration shows the city lowered welfare caseload to a three year low and reports an ineligibility rate of 8.4 percent. It compares unfavorably to federal norms but notes several other cities have higher ineligibility rates including Boston Chicago Washington Akron Baltimore Kansas City Mo and Memphis. Atlanta posted 16 percent in the latter half of 1976. The piece argues better eligibility monitoring could cut waste and improve the city’s image as a welfare capital.
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NBA Chief Sets Example With Washington Tomjanovich Case
Larry OBrien, NBA commissioner, announces a 10000 dollar fine and at least 60 game suspension for Kermit Washington after he struck Rudy Tomjanovich in an unprovoked attack. The incident, shown on TV, prompted calls that penalties should curb violence and protect competition. The league aims to curb violence and restore focus on the game.
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Russell mockery of news anchors sparks meta history spoof
CBS credits Walter Cronkite with Middle East peace efforts while ABC NBC favor Barbara Walters and John Chancellor. A proposed Cabinet post Anchorperson of State is joked about as networks reshape history. Sadat and Begin appear in a satirical series while Cronkite is tied to a Geneva Super Bowl announcement.
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Texans Connally and Bush Vie For 1980 GOP Nod
Two Houston residents John Connally and George Bush travel widely as they position for 1980 presidential consideration. Both boast high profiles, government service, and strong Texas bases while denying official candidacy status.
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SALT I treaty debate urges public understanding
The author argues Americans must study the Soviet threat and the pending SALT I agreement. He contrasts views in Washington on nuclear risk, defense, and leverage, noting the Senate will face tough choices once the terms are public and urging informed public pressure.
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Citizens Help Cars Move Up Brunswick Hill During Storm
During the Monday December storm in Brunswick two bystanders exited their car and pushed each vehicle ahead on the hill to help them start. The note asks for public thanks to the helpers and holiday blessings to them.
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Beefs Sought For The Times Record Readers
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