Readers question privacy in publishing school and sports scores
A reader criticizes the press for publishing honor rolls and student grades while debating privacy rights for athletic scores and tournament results. The letter compares grades to sports statistics, argues against censorship, and cites Dr Crane urging readers to engage with a pamphlet on preserving the republic. The piece raises concerns about government overreach and media rights.
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Bridge points and defense in a Dun puzzle from Sheinwold
Bridge column analyzes a three spade defeat threat after declarer wins the first trick with queen of spades. South counters with diamonds to force out the ace, while defenders may take heart tricks to foil the contract. The piece highlights the eight card diamond maneuvers and asks readers to find the comet defense. The daily question shows a bidding problem with spades and hearts and suggests double as the right response for strength and support.
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Don't rush weight loss secret for overweight readers
Dr Steinerohn urges patience in dieting, warning rapid weight loss often backfires. Letters discuss slimming fastest methods, tuxedo wedding timelines, and risks, with medical guidance on steady loss, glaucoma concerns, and eye exams.
Wall Street Whiz Faces Murder Charge in Narcotics Case
Kenneth Bees Moss, a Wall Street whiz kid, was freed on $10,000 bond and awaits a court appearance to enter a plea to a murder charge linked to a narcotics death. The case involves a rock scene victim and several unnamed associates, with Moss scheduled for arraignment next Thursday.
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Shah oil price debate dominates White House visit
The shah of Tran pressed oil price arguments during a White House meeting, claiming Western inflation impacts and urging lower costs. Economists dispute his figures, noting misused indexes and heavy loans behind Western economies. A separate long chase report details a marine narcotics operation off Todos Santos, ending without capture and leaving a nine millimeter ruling mystery unresolved.
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Communist Threat and U S Allies Under Strain
In a period of shifting alliances, critics warn that waving the red flag of communism can trigger U S panic. Kissinger cautions allies that U S treaties are flexible, while Turkey warns of a possible end to the bilateral defense accord over the Cyprus crisis. Congress debates implications of Turkish alignment and U S diplomacy amid the embers of Cold War tension.
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Kennedy defends Congress work amid vetoes at breakfast
In Salt Lake City Senator Edward Kennedy defended Congress against presidential vetoes that blocked farm and job bills. He told about 300 supporters at a breakfast fundraiser that Congress has passed measures but presidents vetoed them, and urged quicker adjustments to handle the people’s business amid recession concerns and unemployment. He said he will not seek the 1976 Democratic presidential nomination but will stay active in politics as a watchdog and advocate.
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Carroll Righter Horoscope Highlights for Saturday
Aries advises handling personal affairs calmly while Taurus enjoys social gatherings. Gemini suggests engaging in activities you like and social life in the evening. Moon Children explore new interests. Virgo urges patience and progress. Libra studies fundamentals of a project. Scorpio and Sagittarius focus on devotion to family and savings. Capricorn advises reconciliation. Aquarius plans savings. Pisces relaxes at home tonight.
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Ford aides weigh shift on Kissinger role in foreign policy
The piece argues President Ford’s foreign policy stance could centralize power in the White House, with aides weighing reduced Kissinger influence and the secretary of state facing a delicate position to appease the president while maintaining credibility amid European diplomacy.
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Son of last California gas chamber victim commits suicide
Sacramento authorities report John Mitchell, son of Aaron Mitchell who died in California's gas chamber, killed himself recently. Officials note the elder Mitchell was executed for murder during a tavern incident, while state records reference ongoing legal actions.
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