Editorial urges Justice Douglas to resign after stroke
Guest editorials urge Justice William O. Douglas to resign from the Supreme Court following a stroke. He attended a death penalty hearing in a wheelchair, but remaining impairments threaten full participation and raise questions about the court’s effectiveness amid a heavy caseload and potential political factors in appointing his successor.
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UC's gambit flunks the test on life safety funding
A Santa Barbara News-Press report uncovers a 177 million life safety program by the University of California aimed at remodeling campuses and building new facilities to meet earthquake standards. Critics warn this could bypass traditional financing via bond issues, draining operating funds and inviting broader institutional use.
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State University and Colleges
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Kissinger's Washington rounds spark rumored swinger image revivals
Washington reports Henry Kissinger courts attention as he mingles at parties following the White House Correspondents dinner, joking about protection and romance with Raquel Welch while references to his resignation ambitions surface. Ford era notes, First Lady Betty Ford health, and Susan Ford's camera work accompany broader political context.
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Paul Harvey Reflects On Recession and Forecasts
The article cites Paul Harvey discussing signs recession might end soon and recalls economists who warned of deeper downturns. It mentions figures like Meany Olsen Bernelein and Caiti CitiBank’s credibility, noting expectations of a recovery by year’s end and Treasury views from Simpson.
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Ticonderoga a family monument to liberty remembered
In a portrait of the American Revolution’s hinge site, the Pell family preserves Fort Ticonderoga as a private trust since 1820. John H. G. Pell notes the project cost millions, with no outside help, and credits Ethan Allen’s fortification of the post for shaping American Bicentennial reflection and national pride.
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China’s Vice Premier Warns on War Preparations
Li Hsien-nien, China’s vice premier, warns that world war danger rises from war preparations by the United States and Russia. The lines between preparations for war and peace appear blurred as both powers seem to move in tandem toward a tense standoff.
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Why doctors get sued over malpractice insurance rates
San Francisco Bay Area doctors strike to protest insurance costs amid patient care tensions. The piece notes backlash against physicians and a belief that unpaid delivery bills and rapid lawsuits strain the medical relationship, reflecting broader mistrust between patients and doctors.
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