Railpax Takes Over As Rail Service Faces Cuts and Criticism
Railpax will take on a major task to streamline and profit from passenger trains as rail service declines. Congress, unions, and politicians voice concern over job losses and reduced routes while efforts aim to lure travelers from cars and planes.
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National Railroad Passenger Corp
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Penn Central
Salty films lose box office appeal amid shifting tastes
Industry notes a reversal in audience taste with X rated titles dropping from schedules while general audience films gain. MOM president Janes Aubrey doubts permissi ve fare will rebound soon as producers anticipate a cycle from wholesome to explicit content.
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Janes Aubrey
Triple-Thick Pipe Could Ferry Alaska Oil Safely
Waterford engineer Kenneth Le Fever proposes a triple thickness pipeline to transport hot oil at 160 degrees above zero through a ground line from Arctic fields to Valdez. An outer pipe would carry liquefied gas at 240 degrees below zero to cool any rupture. Interior studies weigh costs of about three billion dollars more than standard lines, but proponents say long term gains protect wilderness.
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Waterford
Kenneth Lefever
Alaska
Tefever
Arctic
Valdez
Interior Department
Agnew on 1972 Ticket Becomes White House Dilemma
The column discusses Vice President Agnew's uncertain 1972 bid with Nixon, noting White House unease and Agnew's desire for independence. It surveys potential Republican replacements including Reagan, Mitchell, Bush, Baker, Holton, Morton, Tower, Brock, and Connelly, highlighting regional and ideological constraints.
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Howard Baker
Senate
Baker
Virginia
Linwood Holton
Harry Byrd
GOP
Richmond
Rogers C. B. Morton
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Dix
White House
Republican National Committee
Agnew
Texas
John Tower
Bill Brock
Treasury
Conmally
Nixon
Amnone
King Ventures Syndicate
Sensing The News Censors Of Pornography
A Chicago Tribune essay by Irving Kristol argues for censorship of pornography to protect quality of life in democracy. He says federal courts allow porn distribution, harming public morals, and calls for legislative action to curb such material and protect civic virtue.
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Byrd
HUD
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
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Pennsylvania
Chicago Tribune
America
Irving Kristol
Ethtor
Public Interest Journal
Urban Values
New York University
Chicago, Tribune
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Kristol
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Times Square
New York City
Bork
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
The Typing Backlash and the Craft of Learning
A Vietnam era readers essay argues against vocational counselors who deem typing unnecessary. The author praises typing as essential and shares personal experience from school to Ford Rouge plant, noting the value of copying for discipline and future study. He advocates shop courses and home practice to master typing at any age.
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Plymouth
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Rudyard Kipling
Contook
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Ispia
Ford M Motor Company
Rouge
Felkists Atk
Ieters
Commercal Academy
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Peck
L. Sipith
United States
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Carp
Bachelor of Maina ends in Popocatepetl drama
Folklore satire recounts Hezekiah Betta a Maine bachelor who journeys to Mexico building a cottage near Mount Popocatepetl. He cooks by swinging meat over a crater, lights a pipe from volcanic ashes, and enjoys peaceful routines until a grizzly bear disrupts the bucolic life.
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Americana
Eilen Douglas Deland
Hezekiah Betta
Maine
Hezekiah
Mexico
Mount Popocatepet
Hazelkiah
How to Make Ends Meet Amid Inflation
Alice Widener argues that inflation causes hardships for the poor and middle class as deficits rise. She cites New York price spikes in March 1974 and criticizes Rockefeller’s vetoes, Lindsay and Rosky for welfare and education spending, urging saving and debt paydown to counter soaring federal liabilities.
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New York City
George Gallup
Meary Baalitt
Harvard
New York
New Jersey
Nelson Rockefeller
White House
Associated Press
Rosky
John Lindsay
U.S
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Silk
New York Times
United States
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Uncle Sam
Where To Write Your Legislators
A list of congressional and representative offices with room numbers and Washington DC addresses. Names include Sen R Vanes Hartke and Sen Birch Bayh Jr, Rep David Wems and others with room numbers and building references.
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Senate
R. Vanes Hartke
D.C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Washington, D.C
David Wems
Lesaworth
Joode Elwood Il
Audi Grant
Tipton
Nami
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