Dole Cries Foul as Chicano Critic Presses Kansas Aid
Senator Bob Dole faces scrutiny after opposing critic Manuel Fierro a Kansas contractor with a $70,000 OEO grant to feed and film the poor Fierro held a Washington press conference May 21 detailing poor Chicano life Dole demanded GAO investigation and retaliatory whispers followed Fierro alleged harassment from police and officials while Dole’s letter urged scrutiny Fierro says he was pressured to back off and faces surveillance and legal pressure amid calls and threats while Dole claims concerns extend beyond Kansas Labor and HEW face criticism over slow action on the 1970 Occupational Safety and Health Act with hundreds of injuries deaths and illnesses reported as enforcement lags persist
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Washington
Bob Dole
GOP
Dole
General Accounting Office
Manuel Fierro
Doles
Kansas
Fierro
Office of Economic Opportunity
Kansas Human Needs Corporation
Manny OD. Fierro
Fierre
William Kats
Kats
Nixon
Congress
White House
Department of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Sen
Harrison
Pete” Williams
D-N.j
Elliott Richardson
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
Williams
Richardson
Jacob's Ladder Symbolism and Nixon Delay Mentioned
A fragment outlines Jacob's Ladder as a symbol reuniting earth to heaven through Christ and cites a Bible verse. It notes President Nixon delaying and later appointing officials over worker safety policy and a commission in December amid probe into delays. It also mentions The Friends of Animals awarding Jimmy Breslin for cinematic humor and protests over a Breslin film featuring a lion.
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Earth
Heaven
Christ
Atlanta
Nixon
1&Man Workman's Compensation Commission
Friends of Animals
Jimmy Breslin
Friends of Ani- Mails
Breslin
Alice Herrington
Lion Breslin
Coconut oil’s saturated fat ruled high and labeling deceit
Dr Lawrence E Lamb argues coconut oil is nearly all saturated fat and warns labels hide this under vegetable oil as producers court long shelf life. He urges truth in contents laws, FDA labeling reforms, and consumer access to saturated and polyunsaturated fat data, citing health groups and consumer rights.
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Dr. Lamb
Food and Drug Administration
American Medical Assn
American Heart Assn
American Diabetic Assn
FDA
Sleep Learning Evidence Sparks Debate On Mind Cues
University of Florida researchers report first clear-cut evidence that learning some material may occur during sleep. High school and college students learned 12 Russian English noun pairs while asleep, with up to 30 percent retention after training. Despite results, passive learning remains far weaker than awake retention and raises concerns about potential manipulative use.
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University of Florida
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Florida
From The News Desk Opinion on the Times Case
Preston Pendergrass critiques travel prepositions and geography then discusses the New York Times Vietnam War document case. He argues against publication, cites national security concerns, and warns that freedom of the press does not justify reckless scoops. He ends with a fire in a crowded theater analogy.
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SUN
New York Times
The
Times
U.S
the Times
Commuunists
Bridge play fragment overview shows bidding and opening lead
A partial bridge record notes a East hand with at54 and AG2 and KI1097, raising to 3N with a double, followed by pass and an opening lead of a diamond. The fragment lacks full context for result or final contract.
Fisher double in no trump wins Vanderbilt Cup reputation
Oswald and James Jacoby showcase the Fisher double by Dr John Fisher of Dallas, famed for guiding a diamond lead with Stayman, aiding Jacoby Fisher team to win the 1985 Vanderbilt Cup. The hand illustrates the double’s power when clubs lead, while noting risks and no guarantees in bridge.
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Fisher
John Fisher
Dallas
James Jacoby
Dr. Fisher
Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby
South
North
East
Bridge bidding quiz asks for best rebid after two hearts
In a mirror hand, South holds A A G4 I A W Q7 T E2 O53 B I64. After West opens one, you respond two hearts. What is the correct line? West overcalls two spades, partner bids three hearts, East bids three spades. Tomorrow's answer.
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Prise
West
East
Point Of View Billy Graham Lives By Code
A Chicago paper calls Billy Graham a modern phenomenon and notes his spotless personal code. His life contrasts with widespread media focus on scandal as he remains uncompromised, modest, and dedicated to crusades amid a critical era of public figures.
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Billy Graham
Billy
Africa
William Randolph Hearst
Elmer Gantry
Ruth
Harveys
Baytown Sun Staff and Publication Details
The Baytown Sun lists editor and publisher Fred Hartman John Wadley Ann B. Pritchett Preston Pendergrass Johnnella Boynton Paul Palian Dwight Moody Leon Brown Rod Grimes and other staff roles. It notes the paper is published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with a postal address and subscription rates.
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Preston Pendergrass
Jobnella Boynton
Paul Palian
Dwight Moody
Leon Brown
Rod. Grimes
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
P.O
Kine
Across and Down Word Puzzle Snippet
A partial crossword style list of clues and numbers. Many entries mix letters and numbers with scattered phrases, suggesting an editor’s trimmed puzzle page fragment. The readable items reference across and down clues like 36 Craft buns 37 Soft mineral 39 Woody plant.
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Mariner's
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Jack Anderson
Tally- Ho
United States
F. W. Anderson
California
Feet
Lawrence E, Lamb
Ashington
D.C
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Houston
Beaumont
Dayton and
Liberty
Mont Belvieu
Crosby
Highlands
Channelview
Anahuac
Winnie
Berfys World
Archie
Vkbo
By Oswald
West North East South
Fred Hartman
John Wadley
Ann B. Pritchett
Che Baytown Sun
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PHILS
Nower
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