Weather tape lays out showers possible tomorrow
The forecast notes alto cirrus over the west may bring showers. A disturbance south of that area could shift to rain tomorrow forenoon with cloudier later, while north remains in a status quo potentially changing to varying conditions.
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CIA reports huge Mexican oil reserve shocks world powers
A top secret CIA memo claims Mexico hides a 75 billion barrel oil reserve placing it near Saudi Arabia and Kuwait in global power. Officials caution on certainty while PEMEX estimates 12 to 14 billion. The report cites 1974 finds in Tabasco and Chiapas and a 300 by five mile expansion, stirring inter national implications.
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Public thanks to supporters after hospital stay and critique of parade coverage
A reader thanks those who sent cards and visited during two month hospital stay in Boston after an April baseball injury. He condemns local parade coverage for Franco American bicentennial events, urging richer focus on effort and patriotic spirit.
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Playing the dumb fan getting harder
Russell Baker rails at baseball owners and fans in equal measure. He mocks the pretensions of paying customers while detailing 1970s cash moves in the sport, including Finley selling players and stadium spending, arguing the game is increasingly about money and spectacle.
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Balancing act that tops all
The piece argues for a balanced federal budget with eight states seeking a Constitutional Convention to limit spending to income. It notes Congress may act first, cites Georgia and New York City as cautionary examples, and warns of continued overspending versus disciplined budgeting. It frames the issue as a national reckoning on fiscal restraint.
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