It's A People Problem At Mercer County animal shelter column
Mrs Paige Wooldridge president of the Mercer County Humane Society writes about the county stray animal issue. She praises the Green Valley shelter its staff and the full time humane officer and urges the public to use the facility responsibly to avoid abandoning pets.
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Mercer County
Paige Wooldridge
Mercer County Humane Society
International Foundation For Individual Freedom
Guyana
Yours
Disco version of Auld Lang Syne sparks New Year clash
An op-ed mourns the Guy Lombardo Orchestra planned disco remix of Auld Lang Syne at the Waldorf Astoria on New Year’s Eve. The writer laments the death of tradition, targets Bill Lombardo, and warns of a public backlash while also noting Air Force budget concerns over kit assembly delays.
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Guy Lombardo
Waldorf-Astoria
Lombardo
Bill Lombardo
the Waldorf
Nuclear age and the politics of fear in 1979
George F. Will argues 1979 will prompt deeper reflection on technology and morality behind national security. He traces three nuclear ages from 1945 to the present, noting civilization’s habituation to deterrence and the shifting role of delivery systems and democratized nuclear power.
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Leibowitz
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New York Stock Exchange
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France
Stalin
Germany
Britain
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Black Forest
Forest
Ruhr
Abandoned dog seeks to be rescued on shelter road
A black and white shaggy dog waits daily at the shelter road after being dumped three to four weeks ago. People feed her but cannot catch her. organizers urge the owner to reclaim her or help move her to the shelter, warning that without care she faces a humane death.
New York City Faces Financial Struggles and Tech Woes
Senator Soaper notes NYC financial difficulties and low police salaries forcing reliance on TPS. Computer fraud rises as IBM's Godfather model appears. A realist view of the Superman film prompts Clark Kent's psychiatrist to treat a split personality. Electric cars face safety issues while rain raises electrocution risk. The President's CEA seeks a new economic forecaster as the old crystal ball cracks.
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New York City
IBM Faces Biggest Excess-Profit Suit Ever
Washington report on IBM alleged to owe 40 million dollars in excess profits from 1969 and 1970 government contracts. Renegotiation Board, short on funds, pursues backlog while IBM disputes board figures and asserts a clean bill of health after prior review. Also notes a Hungarian refugee mayoral bid and a drug case involving the Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church.
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McDonnell Douglas Corp
Tony Capaccio
Jozsef de Kovacs
DeKovacs
Williamstown
N. J
Monroe Township
de Kévacs
John Ruby
Ruby
de Kovacs
Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church
Coast Guard
Florida
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