City Park Repairs Slowed By Rock Administration Criticisms
Editorial accuses Mayor Rock of dereliction in expanding and upgrading Anderson Park facilities. It notes Memorial Day neglects, dangerous slides, overflowing trash, dry pools, and weeds, with local first graders urging action.
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Last Eat
Robert Rock
Anderson Park
Shadyside Park
Madison Co Laney
Anderson
Mayor Rock
Rock
Hock
Whither the Erotic Film Poses Critical Viewpoint
In a Sexual Behavior article author Hollis Alpert argues erotic films cover explicit sexual activity and aim to arouse rather than explore aesthetics. He contends they are cheap in vision and imagination, anti erotic, and risk dimming their future unless films gain real meaning and artistic depth.
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Hollis Alpert
Woman fraudulently uses Medicaid for dog case
The HEW secretary said the woman Evelyn H Lustig will be prosecuted for fraud after she obtained a Medicaid card for her dog Mason Lustig. Publicity spurred a welfare reform requiring face to face interviews starting November 1971. A second card extended the dog's benefits despite the case.
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HEW
Elliot Richardson
New York City
Evelyn H. Lustig
Mason Lustig
Where To Write Your Legislators in Washington
Addresses for senators and representatives listed with room numbers in the Old Senate Office Building and Rayburn Building in Washington D C. Names include Sen R Vance Harlke Sen Birch Bayh Jr Rep David a Da Dennis Elwood By Hillis Rep Williams Bray and others, with room details and district references.
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Senate
Sen. R. Vance Harlke
Washington, D.C
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Bulla
Elwood
Hillis
Longworth
Williams
Bray Room
Rayburn Office
Blashington
D.C
McGovern Ties to NWRO Sparking Taxpayer Debate
Senator George McGovern faces scrutiny over ties to the militant National Welfare Rights Organization and his July 1973 welfare plan proposal. Critics press for disclosure of his relationship while he claims the plan was introduced at NWRO request as a courtesy. Critics fear a massive welfare dole costing tens of billions and shifting wealth, urging voters and press to probe deeper.
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New York City
George McGovern
National Welfare Nights
Humphrey
Sen. McGovern
NWRO
Congress
Radicat
New York Daily News
Richard A. Coward
National Welfare Rights Organization
Francis Fox Piven
Columbia Universil School of Social Work
NWEO
Radical Nation Magazine
Cloward
America
Dr. Clowand
Socialist Scholars
United States
McGovern
Homphrey
Sen. Metovern
New York Review of Books
Jolin Lindsay
U.S.A
Confessions of a Crafty Politician in Morton Township
A write-in bid for a Mecosta County Republican delegate spans missteps and cross votes. The writer laments ballot glitches and party shifts, claims perseverance, predicts a convention speech, and critiques local politics while defending his GOP allegiance amid a Democratic tilt.
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Mecgsta County
Michigan
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Annett
Hartke
Lindsay
George Wallace
Nixon
Morton Township
Morton ‘Township
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Delta
Louisiana
Citizens’ Party
Ever Gorge Romney
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John Lingsay
George McGovern
Gen
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The Vindication of Angela Davis and the Verdict Debate
A provocative analysis argues the not guilty verdict for Angela Davis stemmed from a global movement and systemic bias. The piece questions whether justice was politicized and whether revolutionaries gain immunity when backed by world opinion, citing Howard Moore and broader constitutional concerns.
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Angela Davis
Militar
Buckley
Miss Davis
Vite
Bobby Seale
Yale
Connecticut
Panther
Aetna
Davia
Oan
Anlea
Terial
Morning After Reflections On SALT Talks and Trade Hopes
A column reflects on the post SALT signing mood with Washington debates over Soviet LNG, Eximbank aid, and potential grain swaps. It notes Administration optimism fading, questions about technology transfers, and the gap between talk and feasible deals amid U.S. and Soviet interests and barriers.
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Ussr
Proxmire
Flanigan
Flaxmire
Soviet Union
Eximbank
Willin
Barkis
Bute
Sovietland
U.S
Russia
Fountains of Hope
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Castro bombing America and the Cuban nexus of subversion
Paul Harvey argues Castro’s regime is expanding influence through training camps hosted outside Havana. He cites 10,000 subversives in camps 90 miles east of Havana and alleges U S protesters and Black militants were trained in Cuba. The piece links Palestinian guerrillas and American radicals to Cuban training networks and warns of impending attacks.
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Castro
Flori¢s
Cuba
Angosdy
Contros
Iam
Asia
Africa
Middle East
Americas
Havana
Julie Nichaman
Ralph Featherstone
William Payne
Maryland
Lomb
Asma
Slanda
Gen
Fea, Corp
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