Constitution Birthday Reflections on Unity and Federal Idea
An editorial recalls the 185th anniversary of the U S Constitution and its origins from the Articles of Confederation and the Constitutional Convention. It emphasizes the shift from loose states to a united federal nation and praises the framers alongside historic philosophers for creating a durable, dynamic government.
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New York Welfare No-Shows Face Third Chance to Apply
Sixty thousand New York City welfare recipients have twice failed to apply for identity cards and may lose benefits if they don’t apply now. Human Resources Administrator Jule Sugarman says the city could save at least 105 million dollars yearly. The piece critiques welfare administration and links to local political figures and national funding debates.
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Watergate figures surface amid sweeping speculation
The column notes Bernard Barker refuses to discuss the Watergate arrest and mission while confirming his intelligence background. It links Barker to E Howard Hunt and Nixon fund transfers, rebuts blame on Maurice Stans and John Mitchell, and entertains Cuba's possible role in a broader political deal as the Watergate case looms. Indictments loom but may boil down to breaking and entering.
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Tax reform debate cites corporate versus individual tax shifts
Rep. Robert McClory notes during tax simplification talks that corporate taxes rose by about 5 billion dollars while individual income taxes fell by about 10 billion over the past four years. He contrasts this with reformers who portray corporations as tax evaders and urges careful analysis of how changes affect both sides.
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How to Contact State and Federal Legislators
The notice lists office addresses for senators and representatives in Washington D C. It includes Sen R Vance Hartke Room 451 Old Senate Office Building Washington D C 20510 Sen Birch E Bayh Jr Room 304 Washington D C 20510 Rep David W Dennis Room 1729 Longworth Office Building Washington D C 20515 Rep Elwood H Hillis Room 1510 Gaprmention the Sth District is Grant Tipton Hamilton counties Rep William G Bray Room 2305 Rayburn Office Building Washington D C 20515.
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NOW protests film sexism with Barbie stunt at Universal
The Nation Organization for Women objects to Universal Pictures Frenzy claiming rape and violence against women on screen. NOW sacks potatoes and a Barbie doll outside Universal and awards a negative media prize. The author argues films shape attitudes, condemns censorship, and urges action to protect women’s image.
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Innocence on K Street McGovern HQ in Washington
A reflective profile of George McGovern's campaign hub on K Street NW Washington focusing on its cramped, open-layout offices a lack of polish and the tensions between idealism and political power. The piece contrasts McGovernism with Jeffersonian ideals and questions the protest’s effectiveness while noting the political climate.
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Safety on the Tomb: U.S. druglead wanes amid regulation
U.S. drug innovation trails Europe as 1970 sees 16 new single chemicals versus 25 in the U.K., 19 in France, 29 in Germany and 33 in Italy. Critics warn overregulation stifles creativity and raises research costs, risking fewer new medicines and slower medical progress.
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