Credibility at stake in aid debate over Cambodia and Vietnam
Editorial argues two issues in U S aid to Cambodia and South Vietnam. It says $622 million could prevent Communist gains and prevent collapse, while stressing the broader danger to U S credibility with allies if aid is cut.
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Congress
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U. S
Ford
Henry Kissinger
United States
America
Saigon
Slade
Southeast Asia
Contest
Israel
Middle East
Main
Pike
Soviet Union
United
Tates
FDA labeled fruits and a daily vitamin pill proposal
A reader questions nutritional labeling on fresh fruit and suggests replacing labels with a daily pill containing required vitamins and minerals. The commentary argues for enjoying natural produce like sun warmed berries and dew chilled melons rather than pill reliance, citing Washington policy interest.
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Food and Drugs Administration
FDA
Sidon
Washington
Sex revolution and Ice Age debate among researchers
Researchers debate a “sex revolution” idea and its potential implications. Some scholars argue for a return to traditional gender roles as society reconsiders sexual norms, while others warn against regressive shifts and call for continued progress toward equality.
Navy warns Soviet gains outpace shrinking fleet
Washington officials say the U S Navy has the smallest active fleet since before Pearl Harbor as the Soviet Navy expands. Secretary Middendorf urged Congress to fund modernization to meet expanded missions in the Persian Gulf Indian Ocean and other regions, while noting recent budget cuts targeted at multipurpose ships. Admiral Way backed the view that duties remain even as fleet size falls.
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Persian Gulf
Indian Ocean
Middendorf
Pentagon
U.S. Navy
Congress
Mediterranean Sea
Caribbean Sea
West Africa
James Sway Jr
Mediterranean
U.S
Holloway
No unanimous vote as maintenance fee is defeated
Jim Fiebig recounts a town meeting where residents across Middle America rejected a $1.87 monthly maintenance fee increase. A board backed by charts and a formal pitch faced questioning from diverse locals, with no questions raised by attendees earning around $10,000 to $13,000 annually. The measure failed as the audience, including national elected officials in the narrative, dispersed.
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U.S
America
Smokey dies as fire policy shifts balance for forests
Guest opinion notes Smokey the Bear fading as the US Forest Service and National Park Service expand prescribed fires. Eugene Murphy cites the Soboba fire near Pine Cove and Idyllwild as proof of plan effectiveness, with four to five 1000 acre burns planned. Park Service echoes aims to reduce crown fire risk and restore vegetation mosaics while facing critics.
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Smokey
Uberein
Forest Service
National Park Serv Wie
Etting
Eugene R. Murphy
San Bernardino National Forest
California
Mortain
Pine Cove
Idyllwild
Murphy
Soboba
Labor Day
Hirosuma
San Bernardino Range
Park Service
Grand Teton National Park
Jackson Lake
Brae More
Fork Service
Sequoia
Kings Canyon National Parks
Kilgore
Sequias
Everglades
Yosemite
Grand Teton
Wind Cavé
Caryn
Casey Reyaled Canyon
Prices and politics of petroleum and reform
A reader laments government control and socialist policies, arguing they would cripple domestic production, hinder refineries, and raise prices. The piece contrasts private enterprise with public oversight, warning that politicized oil and energy planning would worsen shortages and fuel costs.
The Yankee salesman and the old spirit in sales
A fragmented reflection on salesmanship across eras and roles. It contrasts traditional field sales with modern titles like Director of Customer Services and Manufacturer's Representative, noting shifts in tone and the merit of effort over tenure. The piece alludes to a 1974 U.S. strike by customers against carmakers and marketers, labeling some as order takers.
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Georgia State Rays
Misra Beleves
Eraro
United States
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Wey
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