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Kazen In Washington
I joined three other prominent last week in dv.cjng wiiich we hope will facilitate coal slurry pipeline service to move coal from western states to Texas and other states. The President has urged greater use oí coal. We know our nation • has a supply to meet our needs for 300 years. The problem has been that the railroads have had a monopoly on moving the coal. Such
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By Abraham (('hick) Kazen, Jr. M.C.
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utilities as the City Public* Service Board in San Antonio have had to bear soaring freight charges which had to be passed on to customers and that the only restraint is a competiitive mode of moving coal.


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work so that a tain number of lified people be pared each month for integration into the armed services. Furthermore, we know that brutality rarely occurs, but we also believe that the Army Training cannot abuse Court
been conducted against the drill sergeants involved and some have been punished, but we want to prevent such incidents, and expect Army officers to attain that goal.
Command countenance of soldiers, martials have
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Report cards are important - - but put them in perspective, says Dorthy Taylor, a family life education specialist with the Texas Agricultural Extension Service, The Texas A & M University System.
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Corpus Christi, for example, has found it cheaper to bring in coal from south Africa than to pay freight rates Wyoming,
news conference freight charges now more than per cent of the of coal at the oming mines, ressman Morris Udall, Chairman of our Interior Committee, said the Interstate Commerce Commission was the docile servant of the railroads higher rates sought.
All residents "23rd District have an interest, not only in keeping utility bills down, but in getting share omy’s from
that more oil can become available for gasoline and fuel. The Administration is supporting our bill, so my Water and Power Subcommittee will hold hearings soon and I hope to get prompt Congressional approval.
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When we joined in a news conference to explain our bill. Congressman Bob Eckhardt explained that we would seek for the federal government the right of eminent domain for construction of coal slurrypipelines. He stressed that we would leave to -the states full control over their water, but said the coal slurry needs were so UnitedArtieti| small that we hope t*lc states not
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Another Committee on which I serve, the Investigations committee of mittee, heard
tressing testimony about abuse of young soldiers by army drill sergeants. We heard testimony of new recruits given heavy physical exercise in hot weather last summer, to the point that two died at Ft. Jackson, S.C., within 10 hours of their arrival. Other young men told of being beaten and kicked at Ft. Dix, N.J.i when sergeants punished them for alleged violations of training rules.
I believe the House performed well last week when we passed the Supplemental Appropriations bill. Annually, when this bill comes up, Members seek amendments that would help this program or that, and often these are for local or regional rather than national benefit. The Administration requests totalled $15,1 billion, but the House action reduced that figure when it approved $11.3 billion. Thus we stayed within the budget ceiling we had set as our target for the year.
We in the Congress recognize that recruit training means hard
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At the request of Speaker O’Neill, I presided as the House worked in Committee of the Whole. For almost four hours. Members argued for and against amendments, but the House was in a cautious and careful mood. The line was hejd aga(p,st additional spending, and when I turned the gavel back to the Speaker the bill passed by a voice vote.
Terminada la ceremonia nupcial y ya en plena fiesta los flamantes desposados recibian el saludo de los invitados. Por ahi se acerco un matrimonio. Y dijo el, mientras felicitaba a la novia: -... Y les deseo que sean ustedes tan felices como la gente cree que somos mi mujer y yo...
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Report cards are indicators of progress, not a concrete report of how smart or dumb a child is, she adds.
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They should say to parents, "Come a conference and let’s discuss the progress your child is making”.
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A report card can help parents discuss with the teacher how they can better support their child’s learning at home.
Daily encouragement -not a threat every six or nine weeks - -motivates a child to learn, the specialist points out.
Tiny boxes on a port card cannot equately express or nine weeks of learning experiences, hundreds of activities and exercises, thousands of ideas and thought exchanges.
Instead of heaping dismay upon a child for bad report card grades, assist him in learning the things he has evidently missed out on, Miss Taylor
School should provide an environment and a place for young children to learn skills that will help them on their way toward maturity.

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