Oil money and Arab influence prompt ADL energy debate
A historical ADL report links Arab oil wealth to global power and media sway. The piece weighs how state actors could shape public opinion through advertising and press holdings, while debating US energy policy and national strength amid political division and ecological pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detish Anti-Defamation League
ADL
U.S
Birc
Exxon
Gerald A. Pollock
EPA
America
Strikes Inflation and Labor Costs Warn of Economic Risk
The piece argues that rising wages tied to living-cost escalators fuel inflation, with unions pressing for large raises and critics warning of higher prices. It cites Bell System settlements and warns that upcoming contract talks with Eastern, Gulf, and other sectors could trigger strikes and worsen inflation, harming workers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LW Abel
United Steel Workers
Abel
Alan Greenspan
Greenspan
People Speak on Nixon Resignation and Civic Responsibility
A letter to the editor argues the Nixon resignation proves the need for integrity in government and citizen engagement. It contends officials must face consequences, defends voting importance, and warns against special pension or perks undermining justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Hig Ain
U.S
Mixon
Blaming God for inflation and forecasts in 1970s U.S.
The piece ridicules forecasts by Herbert Stein and Earl Butz, noting repeated inflation predictions failed as food prices rose. It argues officials blamed an act of God for price spirals, highlighting optimism derided as unfounded and the recurring challenge of forecasting economic trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stein
President
Bulz
Agriculture Department
Midwest
Earl Butz
Feod
Freedom and self control in a Columbus Telegram note
A 1974 Columbus Telegram column argues freedom as a gift from God and self-control rather than license or anarchy. It emphasizes responsible use of talents, aligning with the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man J
Ake
Excess water and urine matters in Ask the Doctor
Dr. Lamb explains urine reflects body water and minerals, with clear urine from adequate hydration and darker urine from low intake. He notes phosphates influence cloudiness, explains urea formation, and warns that excess water or minerals are flushed by kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Lamb
Dr. Lamb
Reader
Bik
Jem
Der
Lamb
P.O. Bax
Radio City Station
New York
N.Y
Seacraft Passes Purzie In Turbulent Seas Race
Fragmented OCR text hints at a sailing event with names like Seacraft and Purzie, mentioning a 32k over time and a Tuesday light wind setting. The garbled lines reference sailing terms, participants, and scattered results in a noisy league-like recap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cece
Hindeth Bartrmatiee Sa
Svallonaee
Macral
Homer Town
Cops and crooks arm race raises safety concerns
The article argues that U S police departments have shifted from 38 caliber revolvers to 357 magnums with hollow point rounds, claiming greater lethality and risk. It cites Connecticut State Police tests showing the round can penetrate engine blocks while harming targets more severely, and warns the trend may escalate violence rather than reduce crime. It questions training levels and the wisdom of equipping officers with increasingly powerful weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Connecticut State Police
Connecticut
Hus
David Steinberg
National
Debate on firearms policy sparks calls for federal leadership
The article argues for federal action to curb gun violence, criticizing agencies like the Law Enforcement Assistance Administration for encouraging police arms escalation. It highlights hollow-nose bullets used by Connecticut police and cites high U S gun death rates, calling for restraint and policy reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PSR
Rint Council
Aee
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Connecticut Police
SEAA
New Haven
America
U.S
Great Britain
Ford's Middle America focus as Ford shifts toward key constituencies
The piece argues President Ford should balance support beyond conservatism by engaging Middle America, including white Southerners, Irish and Italian Catholics, and moderate urban voters. It criticizes past leaders for neglecting Middle America and urges concrete policies like health care reform, education, and targeted social programs while weighing defense budget trade offs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Ford
Middle America
Congressional Black Caucus
Wight Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Ford
United States
FDR
South
New Deal
Lita
San Diego
Baltimore
Huston
New York
Eisenhower
Nixon
Middle Averiga
America
Tulare
Noy Vietnam
Gil Shiess
Department of Health, Education At Welfare
Tebert Taft
Herbert Hoover
Chi
Far
Ron Dellums
Charles Goodell
Riden
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Fiebig
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Pas Purzie
Tom
Tiede
Jeffrey
Hart
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