Editorial GOP Liberals Lose Again
A Bruce Biassot analysis argues GOP moderates and liberals failed to mount a strong intra party fight over 1976 delegate allocation. It portrays a sectional power struggle with eastern liberals vs western conservatives, concluding the deal aimed to preserve GOP dominance and avoid eastern control shifting the party into minority status.
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Lights of Capital cut down crime in Washington
Washington transforms into safer city with street lighting campaign cutting crime by about 30 percent in high crime areas. Since 20 months ago 8 000 sodium vapor lights were installed, with 40 000 of 60 000 lights slated for conversion, boosting nightlife and tourist use of streets.
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Jack Hartley
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Highway and Traffic Department
Capitol Hill
Nixon set tone for tight re election fight in 1972 campaign
Nixon told reporters the race would be close and hard fought to the wire. He warned predictions could mislead and outlined a strategy to win by winning big states and sweeping the South and Midwest.
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Clark MacGregor
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Hubert Humphrey
Vietnam
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America
Congress
Unemployment Figures Debated as Reality vs. Fantasy
In New York the debate over true unemployment grows. Professors Abraham and Jaffe argue official U.S. figures miss inactive unemployed and discouraged workers, suggesting real unemployment near 5.5 percent. The National Federation of Independent Business counters that jobless rates overstate the problem, citing employers who struggle to find reliable applicants and workers willing to take regular hours.
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A.J. Jaffe
United States
National Federation of Independent Business
State Employment Office
Ohio
America Changed Washington Through War Time Tone
A Washington correspondent for Asahi notes a shift in American society since wartime, observing rougher customer service and a faster pace. The Observer in London compares U S bombing to WW II holocausts and urges Allies and Britain to press for restraint for humanity.
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Relaxation to Foolish Test and Terms Crossword Clues
A compact clue list covering topics from relaxation and foolish to test and terms. Includes abbreviations for editors and ancient gods, with entries for nouns and adjectives across a broad wordplay grid. The page features varied definitions and cross references typical of a puzzle section.
Bemidji Readers Respond to City Life and Help Requests
Readers share concerns about labeled disability care and municipal costs. Letters raise questions on engineering and funding for a miniature golf project, while residents praise kindness shown by strangers and recount emergency telephone use.
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C. M. Larson
Billie G. Kuhrke
Bixby Bemidji
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Editor Question on Feasibility Report for Diamond Head Putt Park License
A reader asks if a feasibility report was created before the city council granted Don Holmes a license to use state land for Diamond Head Putt Park. The inquiry seeks records or actions tied to the licensing decision.
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