Zionism resolution exposes UN bias and potential fallout
The author argues that equating Zionism with racism by the UN General Assembly reveals a pro Arabs slant harming world unity. It predicts reduced foreign aid and stricter congressional pacts, noting the so called victory offers little real gain and may echo as future dissatisfaction worldwide.
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UN General Assembly
United Nations
World Organization
Congress
United States
al Baath
Israel
Last Rights Over Quinlan Ruling Prompting Supreme Court Appeal
A New Jersey judge denies disconnecting Karen Ann Quinlan from life support and rules humanitarian motives do not excuse taking a life. The piece argues the ruling leaves death determination unresolved and urges U.S. Supreme Court guidance on patients right to die versus state medical authority.
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New Jersey
Karen Ann Quinlan
U.S. Supreme Court
Robert Muir Jr
Muir
Miss Quinlan
Karen Quinlans
Dealing with Teng Hsiao-ping as China’s interim leader
AP reports Premier Chou En-lai's illness may force U S President Ford to meet Teng Hsiao-ping 71 the acting Chinese leader. Teng has recaptured power role as first vice premier and military chief while advocating detente with the United States and a firm stance on Taiwan.
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John Roderick
Associated Press
Tokyo
Chou En-lai
Ford
China
U.S
Teng Hsiao-Ping
Chou
Henry Kissinger
Teng
Army General Staff
Communist Party Central Committee
Mao Tse-tung
Wang Hung-wen
Lin Piao
Lin
Soviet Union
Mao
Li Hsien-tien
France
Communist Party
United States
West
Peking
Taiwan
Washington
Taipei
Chiao Kuan-hua
Kissinger
England Eyes Flat Future Amid Oil Wealth and Labor Strife
An American observer notes Britain muddles through crises, gains from North Sea oil, and sees rising free market interest but faces high inflation, living costs, and shop stewardism. He argues union power and the Labour Party hinder productivity, forecasting stagnation versus cautious optimism.
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North Sea
Scotland
Beware of the Ohio Job Services and collect calls
A Letters to the Editor warns that applying for work through the Logan Ohio Job Services may involve collect calls without disclosure of location pay or company name. The writer questions tax dollar spending and thanks Ohio University staff for preparing ice in Bird Arena for the alumni hockey game.
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the Messenger
Ohio
Logan
Ohio University
Bird Arena
Wally Taylor
Earl Smathers
Dan Strigint
HPER
James Lavery
Trimble PTO Halloween Carnival Turns Profit Across District
The Trimble PTO reports a successful Halloween Carnival that raised funds for the school. Co chair Donna Duncan and the team thank the carnival committee, PTO officers, volunteers, and supporters for their help and participation.
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the Messenger
Trimble
PTO
Donna Duncan
Great Seal land purchase approved for state park add on
The Ohio Controlling Board authorized a 52,500 purchase of 84.6 acres adjoining Mount Logan near Chillicothe to join Great Seal State Park. The Hartleys had planned to cut trees for lumber, prompting a temporary court order and a settlement increase from appraised value.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources
Great Seal State Park
Mount Logan
Chillicothe
Dale V
Edmona M. Hartley
Natural Resources Department
Ross County Common Pleas Court
Hartleys
Ohio park land deal approved amid quick budget review
Sen. Harry Meshel notes the land purchase proposal was approved swiftly after a long spending discussion as the agenda ended. Richard Midden of the natural resources department welcomed the vote, stressing the value of irreplaceable land. The Oct action came five days before the November 15 deadline to option authority.
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State Park
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
Senate Finance Committee
Meshel
Richard E. Midden
Natural Resources
The Night Rocky Left the Team
Washington notes on President Ford reshaping his ticket in 1976 as the Rockefellers host receptions at the new vice presidential residence. The piece hints at Rocky's removal from the lineup and the tense moment when he learned the news from Happy.
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Washington
Ford
Massachusetts Ave
Rocky
Happy
I Wouldn't Do That If I Were You Vice President
An executive tells his wife of being fired from the position as Gerry aims to placate a Republican board. They fear job loss for themselves and others, plan to rely on David for a loan, and face outstanding bills and unemployment claims as December 30 1976 nears.
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Gerry
Republican Board of Directors
David
Jim Schlesinger
Bill Colby
Henry
Rocky
Five Years for the President and Connally Amendment Depth
The writer explores political motives behind Ford’s reshuffle, suggesting aims to diminish CIA critics, position Reagan allies, and encourage a five year term amendment. Connally, in New Hampshire, endorses a constitutional limit while praising Ford as a good, capable, accidental president with American ideals.
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John Connally
New Hampshire
Thompson
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