Capital punishment debate tests law and emotion
The editorial argues for the death penalty despite Furman v. Georgia and rising crime, noting Supreme Court splits, proposed state laws mandating death for certain murders, and Dostoyevsky on punishment. It urges the high courts to uphold capital punishment as a deterrent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Darrow
Furman
U.S. Supreme Court
Warren Burger
Byron T. White
Potter Stewart
California
Feodor Dostoyevsky
Paper shortage drives newsprint price hikes nationwide
The paper shortage continues as Bowater plans two price increases totaling 25 dollars per ton, lifting newsprint to about 200 dollars a ton in the North and 193 in the South. Spokesmen argue rises are justified, noting capacity limits and a three year lag to add mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowater Paper Corporation
U.S
South
Nick Nocella
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Nocella
Where To Write Your Legislators Card
The text lists congressional offices and room numbers in Washington, D C for senators Hartke Bayh and several representatives Bray Bray Hillis Dennis plus a stray line. It appears to be a damaged OCR fragment referencing official mail addresses and building names.
Travel Notes at Xmas II and the merry rails
A columnist recalls travel humor aboard Amtrak and Metroliner routes from Washington to New York, admiring a cheerful conductor, W C Fields, and observing quirks of rail travel amid airline delays. The piece threads anecdotes of gratuity rules, a New Orleans lunch, a Watergate era scene, and meeting Santa Claus on Amtrak.
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Metroliner
Washington
New York
Baltimore
Wilemington
Philadelphia 30Th Street
Philadelphia
Moss
Phi
Newark
Los Angeles
America
W. C. Fields
Congress
New Orleans
Hugh Kenner
New York State
Professor Kenny
St. Emilion
Delta
Abraham Linerin
White House
Allegheny’ Airlines
Allegheny
Santa Claus
Amtrak
The Seniors Are Coming to Bat in 1970s America
Paul Harvey comments on aging Americans facing discrimination in jobs taxes and advertising. He predicts a shift as the 65 plus generation grows, citing figures for 2100 and noting elder regard in business, medicine, and society. He references retirement trends and reform in attitudes toward the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
American Airlines
C. R. Smith
Karl Menninger
Solomon
Colorado Springs
Cheyenne Mountain Ranch
Arlie Hochschild
University of California, Berkley
Gen, Fea, Corp
Nixon Destiny Recalled in a Biographical Survey
The article reviews Professor Patterson's new Nixon bio, arguing destiny and providence shaped Nixon's political rise from vice presidency under Eisenhower to the White House. It cites how Nixon survived the 1952 convention struggles, the 1960 campaign, and mob attacks, shaping a duty-bound path to power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taftor Nixon
Washington
D.C
Richard Nixon
America
Jones
Parisson
Harold Stassen
Eisenhower
Barrywater
Nelson Rockefeller
Hobson
Nixon
Chicago
Professor Patterson
Taft
Vitorio Fo Senatae Rowand
Knowland
Johnston
Stassen
Ike
Alexander Smith
New Jersey
Smith
Lodge
Brownell
Summerfield
White House
Christian Herter
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Metro governments debunked by Bish Ostrom study
The Bish Ostrom study argues metropolitan governance is obsolete, favoring smaller units for lower costs and better local responsiveness. It critiques large jurisdictions for higher per capita costs and bureaucratic issues, while noting limited innovation in big school and urban systems. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
KFS
California
Robert L. Bish
Indiana Univ
Vincent Ostrom
Public Administration Review
American Enterprise Institute For Public Folk Reservice
Uberal_theo
Bish and Ostrom
Qu Census Bureau
U.S
Bish and
Ostrom
Federal
Advisory Commission On
Advisory Commission On Ineergovernmental
Dace
Metro
King Features Syndicate
Bureaucratic Arrogance Calls for Free Speech Debate
A letter from EPA deputy administrator John R. Quarles Jr to PPG Industries president Joseph A. Neubauer raises concerns over government pressure on criticism of public policy. The missive demands detailed analysis of the lead in gasoline ads and invokes a broader warning about federal authority and free speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cizens
Biessmen
John R. Quarles Jr
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Joseph A. Neubauer
PPG Ies
Pittsburgh
Quarles
PPG Industries
Mr. Neubauer
EPA
Sen
Hartha
Senate
Subcommittee
United States
Washington
Yale University
Harvard Law School
Mr. Quarles
Neubauer
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William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
R. Vance Hartke
Washington, D.C
Biren E. Bayh Jr
Hlouse
David W. Dennis
Longworth
Sevet I
Cale du Mote Ee
William G. Bray
Rayburn Office Buildingington
Ee Ee
Elwood A. Hillis
North
THE
Anderson Herald
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
Jackson Street
Anderson
Indiane
Thnbender
Provident
Harrie Wonder
Ober &. Jackson
Jana Tomi
Charles W Laughlin Reuetery
Andersen
Corres
Indiana
Saeed
Teeta Monnnger
Evitt Dover
Associated Press
Rwipeper
Loyal ‘News
W AP News
Dapaichos
F. Buckiey
Paul Harvey News
Holmes Alexander
Phillips Survey
By Anthony Horrigan
Quarels
Environmental Prtections Agency
United States of America
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