What if U S left Taiwan A speculative military shift question
Rumors say the U S Military Assistance and Advisory Group could withdraw as early as June to signal Peking before Ford visits. Officials differ on timing. experts say military impact would be minor while psychological effects may ease as tensions decline. Taiwan has moved toward self sufficiency, training, and export of military know how.
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Lighter side of military security prompts joke on Aspin
The piece mocks civilian control of the military by noting Rep Les Aspin questions cosmetic surgery in the armed forces and jokes about silicone stockpiles and face lifts. it ends with a sly jab that Aspin should drop the topic for security reasons.
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Government frees 32 million for nursing home funds
The Department of Health, Education, and Welfare said Friday it would release 32 million dollars in previously impounded hospital and nursing home construction funds from fiscal years 1973 and 1974. The release followed a federal court decision and a February 10 letter stating the funds should be made available for obligation.
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Gravel image shift from huckster to senate worker
The piece tracks Senator Mike Gravel of Alaska from a flashy media figure to a more restrained lawmaker. It cites Joe Napolitan’s film biography and a blunt assessment from aide Jerry Udell urging Gravel to show up early, attend more committee meetings, avoid social excess, and build a genuine work horse image for lasting credibility.
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Bridge points and hints from Alfred Sheinwold
In this bridge article, misplaying a dummy hand exposes the cost of overreaching. The defense finds a path to nine tricks, while the declarer’s winning strategy hinges on precise trump management and timing. It notes when trimming partner’s ace can be wiser than a bold opening bid.
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Streaking on campus shocks Ulinois students in Ilinois
University of Ulinois students staged an early campus streak, with several runners reported across campus on a Thursday night. Authorities and observers noted surprise at the unusual campus spectacle amid growing attention to student behavior.
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Psychology of Selecting Church Music Revealed by Crane
Dr George Crane discusses how familiarity in church music shapes congregation response. He argues babies form bonds through familiar maternal cues and early hymns prime positive emotions, while unfamiliar tunes fail to trigger deep moral or emotional engagement, leaving listeners indifferent.
Conserving energy and safe pushing tips from Dr Steinerohn
Dr Steinerohn warns against excess energy use and shares a Mr. Maritan anecdote on pushing a stalled car backward to save effort. He cites AMA on snow shoveling risks and urges leg power over arm strength to avoid heart strain. He also muses on smoking and sexual vitality with Dr Ochsner’s observations.
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