Union City hill area vote spurs debate on growth pace
A three member Union City council majority backed a policy designating the hill area for residential development. Critics warn the late night vote lacked public scrutiny and could mislead about actual development while praising growth as beneficial to jobs and taxes. The editorial also surveys habeas corpus petitions before the Supreme Court, Powell v Kaufman precedent, and related criminal justice concerns.
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Hill
Union City
Jim Flebig
Perera
U. S. Supreme Court
Henderson
Nev
Powell
California
Evelle Younger
Supreme Court
Warren Court
Lewis Powell
Warren Burger
William Rehnquist
Harry Blackmun
Potter Stewart
Meany critiques affirmative action amid housing schooling and jobs concerns
George Meany argues affirmative action fuels threats to equal rights in housing schools and employment. The Detroit budget crisis prompts layoffs and debates about white workers protected by seniority contracts amid calls for reconsidering white rights as tensions rise in 1970.
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Detroit
Doug Po
Meany
Jim Fiebig Making the case for form
A 1905 San Arsiog Times column discusses a rebellious youth seeking baptism in unorthodox settings. The writer contrasts external style with inner worth, noting society’s judgment of appearance and the enduring value of substance over form.
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Jim Fiebig
Sam
Paris
San Arsiog Times
Ford's presidency under review amid public unease
Holmes Alexander analyzes Gerald Ford's rise, noting accidental accession, cautious charm, and mixed public reception. He cites concerns over decisiveness, defense spending, and transfer of income, while suggesting Republican support in Congress could improve Ford's electoral prospects.
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Nincompaop
Steven
Su- San
Kennedy
Cornelia
Gerald Ford
Galahad
Gerry Ford
Rockefeller
Cathy and Kissinger
Simon and Schlesinger
Reagan cites odd approach to U S Cuba trade revival and Puerto Rico row
The article critiques Ronald Reagan and Fidel Castro noting a surreal Havana meeting and media framing around normalizing relations. It cites Puerto Rico independence votes and pressure from groups like FALN. It mentions the role of the Soviet Union and commentary by analysts including Senator McGovern and his wife.
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Havana
Liberation
Puerto Rico
United States
Ihe Eee
Sete Union
Pees
Seerem
Mari Bras
Te Fuerams Armacas de Liberacion Nacional
FALN
Tes Psl
York
Cabe Cuba
Soviet Union
Cates
Sen. McGovern
Biezror
Cuba
Fidel
Bayh Favored by Labor Backers in 76 Count
A Washington report notes Bayh as a preferred candidate by AFL-CIO backers. It cites past labor ties and campaign donations, including $141,208 from Big Labor in 1974 and organized support by union leaders during Bayh’s early campaigns.
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Lmnane
Bayh
Afl-Cio
Judge Cement
Hopecvenh
Ates
Aes
Trent To Bayh
U.S
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