Telegram Opinion Judge Sirica M D A Medical Panel Decision
The piece defends Nixon's privacy against a court ordered panel of doctors to assess his health for travel. It argues the judiciary overreached by appointing physicians to examine Nixon against his wishes and warns of a dangerous precedent for medical privacy and state power in trial scheduling. It notes the clash between doctor patient confidentiality and court necessity, insisting Lungren's opinion should stand or be examined publicly under oath.
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Sirica
Nixon
Tis
California
Richard h.Nixon
John Langren
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
Langren
Washington
Watergate
Mr. Nixon
Richard Nixon
Sirlea
John Lungren
Erlend
Simica
Sirten
Lungren
Benign neglect theme in post election stance
The piece argues that market adjustment will prevail despite congress and presidency being preoccupied by internal strife. It cites Alan Abelson’s view of post election optimism, notes Nevada voters spared a “certified madam” from legislature, and questions the clarity of the mandate. It concludes that politics may not alter everyday economic life, as the marketplace continues with people making and exchanging goods. If the nation endures, benign neglect may aid recovery.
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Barton
National Business and Financial Weekly
Alan Abelson
Nevada
Mickey Mouss
Government pay study overestimates salaries by $1 billion
The General Accounting Office found the survey used to set federal pay weighted figures to overstate wages by about $1 billion annually. It biased results by favoring highly paid private sector roles and misaligned the median Civil Service level, now GS 5 instead of GS 4, costing the Treasury roughly $959 million yearly with potential additional costs. No legal violations were alleged, but the GAO criticized the methods as not reflecting legislative pay principles.
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General Accounting Office
Treasury
GAO
Time telling through buttonless digital displays grows
A cheeky piece notes new watches with dark crystal that reveals nothing at first. Press a button for a red digital readout showing time and date. Prices range from $200 to $3,000, while older analog watches linger, claiming extreme accuracy debates ensue.
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Wowzer
Dowzer
Time and accountability across modern clocks and calls
The text contrasts ancient tribal lore about time with contemporary timekeeping systems. It notes reliable organizations and a $12.95 watch that can be corrected by a 24/7 phone call, then philosophically asserts a king’s fault depends on an ace held by someone else.
Columbus Telegram 1974 year column urges peace movement
A fragmented page from the Columbus Telegram presents a political column urging peace and anti anarchy sentiments. It references actions by groups and calls for calm amid national tension. The column emphasizes unity and civic responsibility.
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Olio ACROSS and DOWN
A scrambled clue list presents across and down hints with items like Gaelic, boy names, nouns, and objects. The grid includes numbers and partial answers such as 12 Gaelic 13Giel and 32 Maize Sa, interspersed with references to places and letters marking entries.
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Alicol City
Nemo
Fubar
Fragmentary OCR Word List Triggers Impossible Identification
A garbled OCR sample presents mixed fragments including numbers, place names, and miscellaneous terms. There is no coherent event, person, or organization clearly described to summarize into a proper news item.
Dr Lamb Answers: Syphilis and Smallpox Myths
Dr. Lamb explains that syphilis can affect all ages, with a painless chancre and a non itchy rash, and that older adults can be highly sexually active. He notes some people become immune after untreated infection, and that smallpox is nearing extinction per WHO, with vaccination risks outweighing disease risk.
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Lamb
World Health Organization
Asia
UN proposals to end war risk amid Middle East crisis
The article traces UN actions nudging towards war in the Middle East, noting Arafat's appearance, Israel’s limited right of reply, and a strong vote for Palestinian nationhood. It outlines a potential peace plan: return to 1967 borders, demilitarized Jerusalem, international or joint administration, assurances on territorial integrity and canal use, and a possible Palestinian state on the West Bank. It calls for direct US or NATO-backed guarantees and refugee accommodation.
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Yasir Arafat
Israel
General Assembly
Middle East
Balkans
Old City
Jerusalem
Suez Canal
Gulf of Aqaba
U.S
NATO
West Bank
Jordan
Kissinger Quiet Negotiation Against Israeli Positions
The piece lauds Henry Kissinger for discreet diplomatic pressure to move Israel and Arab leaders toward compromise. It criticizes UN General Assembly actions as destabilizing, arguing the UN fuels hardline stances and undermines moderates like Sadat. It calls for the U.S. to withdraw from the UN and repurpose its assets.
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Henry Kissinger
Peking
Moscow
Hanoi
UN General Assembly
Arafat
Israel
Sadat
General Assembly
U.S
New York
U N Quietly Endorses Terrorism Arafat Honors Trigger Debate
A U N discussion on honoring Yasir Arafat stirs a harsh critique of terrorism as political policy. The piece notes Time magazine argues revolutions use violence, citing IRA and FLN cases, and questions if Palestinians and other terrorists can gain respectability while blood remains. It laments Americans’ view amid Bicentennial reflections.
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Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasir Arafat
United Nations
Arafat
General Assembly
Time
IRA
Republic of Ireland
FLN
Palestine Mandate
Palestine
U.N
Fischetti and Oakley on Revolution and Terror
In a provocative op ed the authors compare the Boston Tea Party to modern terrorist acts arguing revolutions differ from mass violence. They note Loyalist suffering and condemn mass executions while questioning the United Nations hosting role amid current geopolitical anxieties.
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Boston
George III
Canada
Washington
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Jefferson
Hamilton
Adams
United States
United Nations
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