Kissinger Faces Pressure and calls for a Time Out
The Kissinger pathos grows as he inflates confrontations with critics. He risks alienating hawkish senators and liberal critics while Watergate ties loom over his credibility. The only figures who could clear him are President Nixon and Gen. Alexander Haig, but both have direct involvement in the wiretapping and plumbers cases. He should pause to regroup and rethink strategy amid mounting political risk.
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Global Illiquidity Deepens as Debt Rises Worldwide
Global illiquidity tightens as banks fail in several nations and Italy nears bankruptcy. Deposits flee savings institutions while installments and mortgage debt surge. municipalities defer maintenance as high interest rates bite. The 12 percent prime rate tops 15 to 20 percent for some borrowers.
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Glorious Fourth Reflections on Farm Life and News Fatigue
James Kilpatrick recalls a quiet week at Hawthorn Farm during a news lull. He notes riding a tractor, patching a combine, witnessing a thunderstorm, and watching barn swallows and baby quail. He praises simple pleasures and finds meaning away from Watergate and TV news.
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Letters Attack Federal Spending And Tax Policy
Delmar D. White of Chesterhill Ohio denounces the 1975 federal budget described as moderate restraint. She cites a total outlay of 304.4 billion with projected annual spending surpassing 1.65 trillion by July 1975 and questions tax consent, highlighting numerous grants and studies listed as frivolous or wasteful.
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Chesterhill
Ohio
Local Representatives Contact Lines Listed
The item lists contact addresses and phone numbers for U S House Rep Clarence E Miller for the 10th District in Washington and Lancaster Ohio and for Ohio House members Claire M Ball Jr District 91 and Oakley C Collins District 92 with their Columbus and Ironton offices and phone numbers.
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Clarence E. Miller
Ohio
Claire M
Buzz) Ball Jr
Oakley C. Collins
Ohio lawmakers seek to widen exemption from domestic workers law
Ohio officials and lawmakers consider raising the start threshold for workers compensation coverage for domestic help such as babysitters and lawn workers. Stringer and Mottl favor a higher quarterly threshold, possibly to $250, to reduce homeowner obligations, with debates reflecting input from chambers, the public, and business groups.
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Anthony B. Stringer
Bureau of Workmen’s Compensation
Letters to the Editor Open Forum On Public Issues
Public opinion is invited on daily issues, with this page serving as a community forum. Personal announcements or thanks are discouraged, keeping letters focused on topics of broad public interest.
Support for Mrs. Ethel Carson Against Home Seizures
A reader voices strong support for Mrs. Ethel Carson after her efforts to keep her family home amid TVA projects and strip mining. The letter condemns displacement as progress and warns of broader harm to land and humanity, citing 150 years of family property in southern Jackson County and solidarity with Carson.
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Ethel Carson
Tennessee Valley Authority
Mrs. Carson
Jackson County
Today In History July 15 1974
Highlights include Italy declaring war on Japan in 1945 and Eisenhower sending 3500 Marines to Lebanon in 1958. Also mentions Barry Goldwater's 1964 nomination, Melvin Laird's Vietnam turn, and IC Canadian officers' release in Vietnam.
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Melvin Laird
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International Control Commission
Socrates
Athens Messenger newspaper rate notice
Daily and Sunday editions priced at 15 and 25 cents respectively with home delivery and tube route options. Mail rates listed for Ohio West Virginia and other U S regions. Publication information notes second class matter status and mailing address in Athens Ohio.
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