Editorial on shady practices by foreign airlines facing U S carriers
The Civil Aeronautics Board lists 53 countries discriminating against U S lines and plans diplomatic action. It cites Rome charging $431 landing fees to one American carrier while Alitalia lands free, with both paying $14 in New York. Russia Japan and the Philippines are among first targets for correction under possible retaliation.
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Petersen leaks allegations amid Agnew probe fallout
The piece portrays Deputy Attorney General William Ruckelshaus denying Petersen leaks and arguing sources close to the investigation, while detailing alleged immunity blackjack tactics used to pressure lawyers and defendants. It warns of broader dangers to due process and potential future prosecutions under new prosecutorial methods.
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Residents face tax abatements amid Flagwood Road pollution concerns
A reader criticizes tax abatements for Flagwood Road residents tied to deteriorating paper rates and industrial dumping. He cites odor and waste issues impacting homes, questions oversight, and mentions a Factory Island project and a long-running York County Grand Jury inquiry.
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Hughes Rebozo Nixon Mystery Deepens in Senate Probe
Senator panels weigh claims about Howard Hughes and Bebe Rebozo in a closed Watergate inquiry. Witness Terry Lenzner alleges Richard Danner funneled 100000 to Rebozo in 1969 1970 for campaign purposes tied to favorable government actions.
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Limits to Growth Echoed in World Food Price Pressures
The piece notes soaring prices for food and commodities, warning of strained earth resources and political conflicts over sea power and energy. It cites A H Boerma of FAO and MIT's Meadows group, arguing growth may outpace sustainability and call for bold policy changes.
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Liberal and Conservative Attitudes in Watergate Era
The Nation column critiques Nixon's law and order tactics and leaks, arguing both liberal and conservative camps show complacency. It highlights misuse of state power, calls for defending rights, and warns against imperial presidency while noting varied reactions to Agnew and Watergate.
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