New Directions In Space and the Looming Legal Boom
Editorial notes that NASA will showcase Skylab to prove space benefits for Earth. It outlines missions, risks, and research goals, including zero gravity material production and medical studies, while warning of budget limits and a rising class-action legal landscape impacting business.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space
Earth
Skylab
Orbiting Space Laboratory
NASA
Joseph P. Kerwin
Fortune Magazine
Fortune
Supreme Court
Kurt H. Debus
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Aviation Week
Space Technology Magazine
Civil Service Commission to open hearings for most federal appeals
The Civil Service Commission, after a policy shift, will allow open hearings for most federal workers appealing adverse actions such as demotion or dismissal if national security is not at issue and the examiner agrees. The move follows the Fitzgerald case which challenged closed hearings and affirmed broader access to appeals.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Washington
The
Civil Service Commission
CSC
A. Ernest Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Air Force
Publi
Court of Appeals
CBS
Wars of Ideas and Peace With Honor Reflections
McNaught Syndicate reflects on the Vietnam conflict and broader causes of war. Kissinger’s Paris return, armistice doubts, and the clash of democracy and communism are weighed against historical lessons from Confederacy and world peace efforts.
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Washington
D.C
Henry Kissinger
Hanoi
Vietnam
League of Nations
United Nations
Robert Selph Henry
Henry
Douglas Sotall Freeman
Freeman
America
George Patton
Europe
Korea
Altough
Kissinger
Paris
Rogers
al Patos
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Where To Write Your Legislators In Washington
A fragment lists lawmakers and office Room numbers in Washington D C with 20510 20810 and 20515 addresses for Hartke Bayh Denals Hillis and others. It includes a preamble to the Constitution and a note on addressing representatives and senators.
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Washington
R. Vance Hartke
Senate
Washington, D. C
Sen
Birch E. Bayh Jr
Washington, D.C
David W. Denals
Longworth
Elwood H. Hillis
Was
D.C
Rain soaked river tale of the Mississippi flood and homecoming
Paul Harvey describes the 1973 flood along the Mississippi from St. Louis to Memphis. He recalls river chaos, flooded farms and towns, and how river people endure by returning home to rebuild and sink roots again. He paints scenes of barges, debris, and shifting channels as communities face the soggy disaster.
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Tre Pace
No Man's Land
Mississippi
St. Louis
Memphis
Missouri
Cairo
Oio
Blytheville
Ark
Osceola
Washington
George
Gen. Fea. Corp
Nixon not a rogue or fool says Schlesinger defense
Arthur Schlesinger Jr at Princeton says if Nixon knew of Watergate he is a rogue. if not, he is misguided by his aides. The essay argues Nixon’s lax initiative and misreading of loyalty, urging both sides to concede mistakes and avoid high stakes. It notes McGovern predictions, Truman and Eisenhower parallels, and calls for outside inquiry.
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Nixon
Princeton University
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
John ‘Kenneth Galbraith
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Mr. Schlesinger
Richard Nixon
Arthur Schlesinger
Schlesinger
McGovern
Tobe
National Review
Wwe
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Lyndon Johnson
Walter Jenkins
King Lear
Nicholas
Buse Tnler
Be Td
John Mitchell
Martha Mitchell
Mitchell
Od Mane Ae
Sirica
Watergate
John Dean
Pari Passu
Resignation clique tied to Nixon era and GOP collapse
A column argues the Haldeman Ehrlichman White House faction eroded the GOP and Nixon's legacy. It contends their control hurt policy, ideology, and opportunity, noting Mitchell’s culpability and the party's struggle to rebuild after Watergate.
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Washington
Kfs
Messrs
Haldeman
Ehrlichman
Dean
Kleindeinst
Nixon
GOP
White House
Thad
Ehrlichman and Company
Republican Party
Haldeman-Ehrlichman
Enelichman
Richard Nixon
John Mitchell
Haldermans
Ehelichmans
Mitchells
George McGovern
George Wallace
Tme
King Feature
Bayh rails at private disaster insurance costs
The Indianapolis News notes Senator Birch Bayh questions the private disaster insurance industry and its prohibitive rates for flood and catastrophe coverage. It argues Bayh seeks federal aid and warns his critics say he pushes new measures to fuel employment in the economy.
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Putch Bayh
Sen
Birch Bayh
Beral
Bayh
Sen. Bayh
Indianapolis News
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Laughun Retary
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Indiane
Indione
Associated Press
Holmes Alexander
United States
United States of America
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Vay
Phillips Survey
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