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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1975
Page
4
A Washington committee rejects Rep. James Burke's proposal to give a tax credit for buying awnings and long underwear to save energy. The piece notes a struggling underwear industry and quips about fashion and recycling, ending with a light wish of luck for both trades.
The piece notes Solzhenitsyn’s June National Review conference remarks on Portugal and Spain, advocating a gradual transition to democracy, cautioning against abrupt upheaval. He cites the Gulag as a contrast to Western openness and calls for a moral, religious rebirth as the path to global stability.
Six months after Ford mentioned Edith Green as HEW secretary a coalition of education and welfare lobbies blocked her confirmation. The piece argues Green would have represented middle class interests against booming HEW spending, notes rapid budget growth since 1953, and portrays rivals like Charles Goodell and John Veneman as aligned with the education poverty complex.
A Chicago Tribune commentary argues that strikes by professionals are wrong and focuses on a San Francisco doctors strike amid rising malpractice suits. It cites insurers, jury bias, and widespread lawsuits from Southern California fakers, urging medical grand juries and legal reforms to curb the “something-for-nothing” disease.
A reminiscence recounts a boy’s discovery that writers can “talk forever” through their words. His mother praises his jingles, while his father’s quiet acknowledgment reinforces the idea that literature preserves voices beyond life.
Ralph de Toledano argues that political assassination is enduring, not new, citing 1930s to 1940s cases and the 1940s Carlo Tresca killing to show that victims change but the violence remains. He recalls a chilling street encounter and warns modern bystanders still face targets of terror.
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