Old Philosopher Challenges View of U.S. Influence
A reader argues that the United States still shapes global politics through corporate donations to foreign parties. He notes massive overseas political funding by American companies and suggests foreign systems imitate U.S. party funding, possibly favoring two dominant parties. Writer signs as J. A.
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Positive balance shows history high as oil imports fall
The June balance of payments rose by 1.7 billion dollars the highest on record as oil imports dropped 26 percent according to the Commerce Department. Experts wonder why imports are down 145 million barrels in the first six months of 1975 vs 1974 and consider a possible seven billion dollar trade surplus if the trend continues.
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Alaska Compared in Size to Texas and Montana
Reuters notes Alaska's vast area rivals Texas California and Montana combined though much is under snow and ice. Oil boom may dwarf Texas field gains, with pipeline or ocean transport likened to the Big Inch project. Inflation erodes profits while development parallels Middle East oil growth in scale.
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Reuters
Grain sales strains spark critique of 1972 policy shifts
A letter explains Secretary Butz and Kissinger decisions on a 750 million dollar grain sale to Russia over three years and its impact on prices, debt, and farmers. It notes a price windfall for farmers if production expands, and questions longshoremen loading future grain shipments.
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Proofs Acceptable for Veterans Benefits If Birth or Marriage Paperwork Missing
Veterans Administration official Jack Coker says lost birth certificates or marriage licenses should not block benefit applications. He notes that informal proof now suffices for claims for compensation education and related benefits for veterans widows widowers and orphans, as long as no prior marriage issues exist and VA has no conflicting records.
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Veterans Administration
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Inflation Pressures Grow Across Texas Fronts
Inflation tightens Texans from two fronts as medical rate relief ends, paving a potential 50 to 200 million yearly rise in hospital bills. The Texas Highway Department conducts a 90 day study to trim payrolls and curb costs.
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Texas Department of Highways and Public Transportation
Luther DeBerry
Department of Highways and Public Transportation
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