Privacy vs. police need in sealing criminal records
The piece argues that privacy proposals to seal offender records threaten law enforcement at a time of rising crime. It cites 1974 as the peak of a 14 year crime rise, notes high recidivism, and warns that sealing rap sheets could deprive police of vital leads, urging vigilance against privacy-obsessed reforms.
Nixon pardon fades from public heat as compassion grows
Theodore White argues in Breach of Faith that Ford acted with compassion in pardoning Nixon, shaping a public shift toward pity rather than anger. The piece notes Nixon’s mind and foreign policy achievements, a fading Watergate narrative, and a general softening tone among citizens and Democratic leaders alike.
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Helsinki spirit and world order misgivings in era of real concerns
The piece argues that public focus shifted from fear of war to tangible issues like jobs and prices after the Helsinki summit. It notes U.S. concessions at Helsinki and ongoing Soviet skepticism, urging Ford and Kissinger to test promises in Portugal and the Middle East while highlighting the evolving East West dynamics and congressional communications.
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Behold the turtle and the wool-colored view
A compact pondering on perspective suggests progress requires risk as quoted by Burlington Free Press and American Medical News. The turtle image underscores the message of courage and gradual advance in complex views.
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Burlington Free Press
Bennington notes include fire gift bank demo and free bus ride
Look back at local history detailing a $50 donation to the Bennington Fire Department for extinguishing a Main Street building fire, a tear gas system demo at First National Bank, and a free lake trip funded by local businesses. Earlier items recall a golf title, art spotlight, Civil Air Patrol sighting, and a 1965 plan to drop leaflets for a fair.
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William H. Wills Insurance Agency
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