Why The Hullabaloo Over Abortion Ruling Sparks Congress Action
Editorial argues Congress could curb Supreme Court appellate authority to limit abortion, busing, and school prayer cases. It favors universal contraceptives and urges public pressure to push senators and representatives to act, noting original jurisdiction limits and historical court powers.
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Look At The Good Side Card
A reflective note on immigration trends contrasts the large yearly arrivals, estimated between 300 000 and 450 000, with focus on positive aspects of the country while prompting pause to acknowledge improvements.
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Beefs Over NYC Maternity Leave Sparks Teacher Debate
Male New York City teachers challenge the district maternity leave policy, arguing it invites illegals and reflects problems in native lands. They contrast this with affection for the country and remark on the lure of leaving for sex discrimination. The discussion touches on eligibility and broader immigration and equality issues.
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U S Shipbuilding Push Tied to 1970 Merchant Marine Act
U S News notes Nixon era push to restore U S as world leader in maritime power. The long range shipbuilding program under the Merchant Marine Act of 1970 aims to boost sea going capability with container ships barge ships Roll on Roll off vessels and new oil tankers. This effort supports energy needs trade competition and national security.
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At Wits End Ay Erma Bombeck Parodies Daily Habits
A humorous mock diary of domestic tedium by Erma Bombeck detailing morning routines, shopping lists, chores, and small frustrations. The speaker imagines routines like washing, cooking, cleaning, and watching soaps while longing for change and a sense of liveliness.
Met Museum coins sale sparks arguments on gold relics
A lengthy critique warned that the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York sold Roman gold coins at Zurich auction for 1.12 million dollars after buying a fragile Greek vase for over a million. The piece argues the sale and coin value reflect a folly that gold is a barbarous relic, noting Interpol involvement and questions about site, buyers, and ethics.
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Back to Nixon normalcy sparks Washington clash
Rich Nixon nears 100 days since his November triumph as protests and political rows rise in Washington. AFL-CIO delegates cheer at Miami Beach while Southerners praise Col umbia lawmakers, signaling a tense moment amid demonstrations and partisan strife. The piece critiques antiwar sentiment, demands for unity, and looming political battles.
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Are you happy in your work in America
A 1973 Gen. Foods Corp opinion piece argues Americans show widespread discontent with pay and monotony, urging more meaningful work and lifelong education. It critiques HEW’s York in America report, notes executives chase money, trades like plumbing offer satisfaction, and calls for independent craftsmanship and personal effort to find meaningful labor.
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Tim Young
Rex Reed
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New Yorker
Gen. Foa. Corp
Rape Reform and Castration Talk in 1973 Letter
This 1973 Gen. Tea Corp opinion piece argues rape trials favor defendants when victims’ resistance is not proven. It advocates castration for chronic sex offenders, cites past capital punishment misuse, notes Washington DC rape crisis work, and cites a Chicago case as precedent for harsher punishment.
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