Land Use Without Zoning Critiques and Claims
A telegram opinion summarizes Bernard Siegan and Bernard J. Slogan arguments that zoning restricts housing supply, raises costs, and harms the poor. Houston’s lack of zoning allegedly yields lower rents, more diverse multifamily housing, and resisted municipal zoning. A mid September Lexington Books release is noted with ordering details.
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Ibucheseedeuk Peremues
Bernard J1
Lexington Books
D.C. Heath and Company
Spring Street
Lexington
Mass
Siogam
Chicago
Siegan
Houston
Texas
Attornsey Siegen
Carflee
Vookdtn
Senator Ervin attacks Supreme Court over press rights ruling
United States Senator Sam Ervin defends press confidentiality and warns the Caldwell decision threatens the public's right to know. He criticizes the Supreme Court for undermining reporters ability to gather news and hold government accountable, urging adherence to First Amendment protections.
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United States
Sam Ervin
Aetna
Ervin
Seale
U.S. Supreme Gout
Caldwell
Cburt
Kvin
Senator Lynn
Supreme Court
Questions and Answers From an Old Quiz Sheet
A jumble of trivia items covers topics from astronomy and distance units to medieval legends and material finishes. The Q and A snippets mention 1Q A parsec in astronomy, Holy Grail as the cup used at the Last Supper, fumed oak described by fumes of ammonia, and alligators laying up to many eggs with notes on size and lifespan.
Fears of mind not funny and the shrinking of psychiatry
A columnist rails at the ridicule of psychiatry and weighs public figures like Senator Eagleton and President Nixon. He argues fear, stress, and the adult demand to cope define mental health, praising psychiatrists for untangling the mind’s knots even as society mocks them. He plans one more try.
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Medicie
Thomas Hagleton
Sis Broadway
Olly
T Way
Woody Alien
Ural
Wio
Philadelphia
Lester Keiser
Miami Dolphins
Uice
Kells
FBI
Allert Fish
Gramercy Park
New York
Arnold
Tom Eagleson
Telegram declares freedom goals and moral guideposts
The Telegram publicizes a religious and civic message that freedom comes from God and personal responsibility, urging readers to promote liberty while aligning with moral commandments. The piece closes with a motto Let Peace Begin With Me and a dateline August 18, 1972.
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Your Freedom
Ask the Doctor Mental Change by Lawrence Lamb
An 85 year old sister develops sudden memory lapses and false beliefs, with possible atherosclerosis linked brain changes. The physician notes small strokes and personality shifts, advising calm reassurance over confrontation and emphasis on support.
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I Wosk
Fragmented OCR Word List From Historical Page
OCR text fragment appears as a collage of varied terms and partial phrases including references to Frost works, noblemen, Chinese VIP, bullfight sites, sediment, Civil War, ship records, examinations, blackthorn, Canadian province, Philippine, Alpine, donkey, compass point and other scattered items.
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Ardmilesto
America
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Lonaryeac
Angreek Holy S
U.S. external debt, debt collection push gains support
Connecticut Representative Stewart McKinney and allies push a Treasury plan to list and pursue foreign debts owed to the United States. The effort targets postwar claims from Russia and other nations, arguing for hard bargaining to improve external solvency while debates over highway funds and transport allocations unfold in Congress.
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U.S
Fort Knox
Connecticut
Stewart McKinney
Wilbur Mills
Arkansas
Lester Wolff
New York
Thomas Morgan
Pennsylvania
U.S. Treasury
McKinney
Treasury
Russia
Moscow
Fairfield County
Lowell Weicker
McKinmey
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Weicker
Greenwich Men Involved in Inflation Tax Credit Debate
The piece notes Rep McKinney's campaign against inflationary funding, mentions Ferris proposing a tax credit tied to inflation and money supply gains, and cites local figures Wilton economist Magritt and Hazlitt urging capital gains tax changes to reflect dollar depreciation at a Miami Beach GOP gathering. It also references James Fortis and political dynamics in Connecticut.
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McKinney
James Fortis
Greenwich
Connecticut
Ferris
James Ferris
Congress
McKinney and Weicker
Henry Magritt
Wilton, Conn
Republican Platform Committee
Miami Beach
Hazlitt
George McGovern
Eisenhower's Simple Roots Mark His Final Resting Place
Abilene Kansas recounts Dwight D. Eisenhower childhood home and burial site. The article stresses modest Midwestern origins, choosing a plain grave marker over grand monuments to reflect his public life and values.
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Kansas
Fisenhower
Salina
Karas Plains
Dwight Eisenhower
Washington
Eisenhower
George Washington
Mr. Vernon
Thomas Jefferson
Monticello
Eisenhower as Model of Hard Work and Dignity
The piece portrays General Eisenhower as a steadfast figure of strength and dedication to the United States. It highlights his work ethic, self discipline, and national loyalty, contrasting with voices that question America’s defenses and traditions. The author urges citizens to uphold traditional values and leadership ideals in the upcoming election.
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Morehan
United States
America
Lebanon
Taiwan
Gen. Eisenhower
Hisenhower
Young
Letter to the Editor on Vietnam War and nuclear bombes
A reader defends the Vietnam War escalation and Nixon's promised end while condemning antiwar protests. The writer compares bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki to North Vietnam actions, argues civilians bear no blame, and invokes Christian nationhood as justification and moral reflection.
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U.S. Senate
Vietnam
J.M.E
North Vietnam
Nixon
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
Ealswragy
Jareske
Nations Prees Rules for Better Living
Eight tips from an American Medical Association article advise practical steps for healthier living. Stop listening for trouble, pick satisfying work, cultivate a hobby, enjoy people, forgive affronts, accept unchangeable things, endure adversity, and stay cheerful even when not feeling happy.
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Editor Letters and Oddities in a Harried Marketplace
A fragmentary column notes the editor’s letter charm amid a comics page and the satire of books on newsstands. It riffs on consumer quirks, hippie style, and supermarket chaos, hinting at social observations and playful phrases.
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