Russian Aid Gamble with Brezhnev Risks Backfire
The United States contemplates large credits and technical aid to the Soviet Union and expansive trade over the coming decade. The gamble asks if economic growth could curb Moscow's aggression or enable greater pressure on neighbors and the free world. Experts disagree and no definitive answer is available.
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Interstate speed limits eyed to curb fuel use
Congress discussed forcing states to cut Interstate speeds to save fuel. Officials warn lower speeds shrink fuel purchases and tax revenue for maintenance, risking highway districts nationwide. A federal gas tax hike is also under consideration to offset shortfalls.
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White House Blamed USMC Chief Embarrassed By False Watergate Link
Washington columnist Ernest Cuneo critiques White House delays in denying false Watergate charges linking Marine Commandant Robert Cushman Jr. to the case. He notes the Times misreport and argues Cushman acted within lawful precedent while CIA involvement in disguises and documents is defended as proper for national security. The piece stresses the need for timely denial and cautions against political damage from slow responses.
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Honey intolerance and artificial insemination questions
A reader asks Dr. Lamb about honey sugar intolerance and the safety of artificial insemination with a donor. The doctor explains disaccharide digestion, rarity of absolute sugar intolerance, and that artificial insemination is practiced mainly when the husband is sterile, stressing spousal consent and medical center guidance.
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White House funded Hunt trip to probe Chappaquiddick role
Washington details reveal Colson deposition claiming the White House financed Howard Hunt’s trip to New England to probe Edward Kennedy’s link to the Chappaquiddick drowning. The deposition describes the Hunt interview of a policeman codenamed Demott and mentions related political funding and anonymous ads tied to Nixon supporters.
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Pension Reform Debates Weigh Tax Benefits and Portability
In 1972 the debate centers on tax benefits for pension plans and whether to secure promises or widen coverage. Portability is discussed as a future goal, with Nader proposing a competing funded system. Private coverage expansion appears limited due to cost, security needs, and the high income bias of current incentives.
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