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Senators urge blue ribbon study of executive branch
A group of 63 senators call for a comprehensive commission to scrutinize federal executive departments. They cite duplication across 18 environmental programs 33 agencies in consumer protection and 35 housing programs amid rising bureaucracy and conflicting instructions. The piece notes sea surface use energy naval concerns and a stalled merchant marine reform push.
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Winchester workers must seek availability from U S Employment Service
The Star Files notes any Winchester worker seeking work beyond normal commuting distance must first get a statement of availability from the U S Employment Service. Sixty two Winchester car owners were cited for failure to display city licenses. Rev T M Swann, Braddock Street Methodist pastor for six years, received an honorary Doctor of Divinity from Randolph Macon College in Ashland.
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Longstanding Alley Use Case Decided in Local Court
Judge Whiting ruled in favor of J. T. Fisher in the 25 year dispute over whether the alley from Fairfax Lane to Baker Street between Market and Main Streets is open to abutting property owners. Mrs. L. C. Janney, the late Mrs. E. Blair Sheetz, and W. T. Wall were ordered to remove gates and locks they had placed in the alley.
The Vast Galaxy and Extraterrestrial Prospects
A renowned astronomer estimates the galaxy holds 100000000000000 heavenly bodies. The piece argues Earth is not unique and suggests intelligent beings may exist elsewhere and observe us. It predicts future lunar missions and immense shifts in global power from space achievements.
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Red satellites and East Germany split in European interpretation
Henry J. Taylor analyzes Soviet bloc complexity noting ethnic diversity in Russia, the East German role as a de facto occupied state, and stark living standard contrasts between East and West. He cites population decline, migration, and Moscow figures showing East Germany ahead of Russia in living standards.
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Revolts and Echoes of Soviet Grip Across Europe
The column surveys postwar Eastern Europe, noting Soviet troops in Hungary and East Germany, Czech resistance, and Polish endurance. It recalls Budapest’s 1956 tragedy, Western support failed, and memories of prewar glamour amid ongoing Soviet influence and nationalist tensions.
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Norman Jewison shapes art and profit in Hollywood
Norman Jewison, 41, a producer director hailed as a new star of Hollywood, argues art can thrive with economics. His films like The Thomas Crown Affair show thrill and depth, while his rise from cab driver to award winning director highlights individualism over corporate control.
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Supreme Court expands picketing rights on private property
The Supreme Court ruling allows labor unions and demonstrators to picket private parking lots and shopping centers, broadening free speech protection. Critics warn private stores may suffer losses without compensation as owners lose revenue to protests and demonstrations.
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Emotions Influence General Health and Lung Disease
Emotions play a major role in health with hate harming health and love promoting well being. Fear and hate raise heart rate and breathing. chronic hatred links to high blood pressure and ulcers, while hate’s effects may aggravate arthritis. Dr Brandstadt notes Hamman Rich syndrome differs from emphysema and responds to cortisone-type drugs.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions Quiz
How's Your I Q describes a 10 day scoring method with daily results. It lists 10 sample questions including largest port in South America and who financed Columbus, ending with equipment terms for boats.
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