Crash Cures Revisited In Environmental Policy Debate
The piece critiques government driven campaigns against phosphates and leaded fuels, noting unintended dangers in phosphate substitutes and lead free gasoline. Dr Gary Paulson cites cadmium in low lead fuels as another unforeseen risk, arguing that top-down pronouncements often misjudge real harms and waste taxpayers resources.
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Sead
Gary Paulson
Louisiana State University
Paulson
The Telegram Let Peace Begin With Me
A 1972 Columbus Nebraska publication urges freedom as a gift from God not government power. It emphasizes self control and adherence to moral guides such as the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence.
Trade deficit threatens jobs and growth at home
The piece argues the US trade deficit hurts American workers and tax payers. It cites exports boosting income and jobs, while rising imports and inflation worsen livelihoods. It blames weak salesmanship, productivity, and events like dock strikes and steel stockpiling for the poor balance of trade.
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Bay Ford
United States of America
United States
America
Principle and family in a modern American critique
A published quotation from the New Guard voices alarm at the erosion of core national ideals. It laments loss of religious recognition, rising state control, and standardized culture, arguing the family remains the central defense of Western civilization amid changing society.
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New Guard
Massachusetts Ave
Washington, D.C
C. P. Sarsfield
Barbs by Phil Pastorel in Inside Mix of Wry Bits
The column pokes fun at gadget ads and social quirks as Pastorel riffs on transistors and office romance. A playful take on trends, manners, and workplace behavior surfaces in a breezy, tongue in cheek style.
Term papers boom sparks ethics clash in higher education
Washington debate centers on a multimillion dollar industry selling term papers to students. Advocates call it a necessary service that supports overburdened learners and even jobs for educators, while opponents led by the attorney general push to curb cheating and protect degree integrity. The piece portrays campus pressure, student morale, and the broader question of honesty in schooling.
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Washington
New York
Lefkowitz
Imany College
Elias Flimflam
Gen. Lefkowitz
Dinribuled to Los Angles Vines Rae Might Require Hours of Prep
A fragmentary dialogue criticizes excessive paper work in college. Students discuss how term papers and other services undermine learning and inflate effort. The speakers propose a post graduate service selling legal briefs, medical diagnoses, and engineering blueprints to extend education beyond graduation.
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Rae
Kis
Fhmilam
Bear's World Across B41 Gelbro 4 Rey Features
An OCR fragment lists varied terms from games, people, places, and disciplines. It mentions names like Cleopatra and Shoshanan, biblical places, and scattered clues across languages. The text appears as a jumbled glossary or puzzle-like compilation with numerous garbled entries and incomplete phrases.
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Rey
Sathan
Alncarnation
Aesquette
Groover
Yaun
Cleopatra's
Pune
Naders Search for Good News Sparks Two Year Study
Ralph Nader announced at an Advertising Age workshop that his Center for the Study of Responsive Law will launch a two year survey to identify problem-solvers and justice doers in government, labor, business, and citizenship to illustrate models of exceptional performance and provide a genuine article free of public relations.
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Advertising Age
Ralph Nader
Nader
Fay
Center For Study of Responsive Law
Huntington
W.a
Harald
Media portrayal shifts around Harrisburg defendants trial
The piece analyzes how media framed Phil Berrigan Elizabeth McAllister and co defendants from initial derision to a softened idealist image. It cites Hoover McGrory Times New Yorker and New York Times censorship revealing how press choices shape public perception of the accused conspirators.
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Phil Berrigan
Elizabeth McAllister
Harrisburg
J. Edgar Hoover
Henry Kissinger
Washington, D.C
Hoover
Mary McGrory
Kissinger
Elabeth McAllister
Berrigan
New York Times
Times
McAllister
Joint US Soviet space mission planned for 1974
A U S Soviet joint space mission is being planned for mid 1974 with docking and joint work, a two day televised sunspace meeting, eleven days of earth resources experiments, and a mock docking module built at the Manned Space Center Houston.
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Manned Space Center
Houston
Moscow
Space Center
Space Agency
North American
Rockwell Corporation
Space Division
Earth Two
Earth
Buckminster Fuller
Question and Answer Historical Quiz Clarifies U.S. Facts
The set covers who was the first president with living parents at his inauguration, Grant’s era, Benjamin Franklin’s pen name, Bunker Hill's hill location, top price for a presidential document, the World Wars, and the 1970 census population. It blends corrections and factual notes on U.S. history topics.
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James D. Wodgson
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Phil Pastorel
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Buchwald
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Galilee
Sudzh
Griver Seaport
Amerivent
Yorty
Stossen
Huwapaper Enterprise Alsh
Caan
New Yorker
Francine du Plessix-Gray
U.S
Nixon
Distr
Jeffrey
Hart
Featyl
Ves
Eale
Utopian
MGM
ABC
Space
Bucky Fuller
Lowell
Ponte
Ulysses 3. Grant
Benjamin Frank
Michard Saunders
Bunker Hill
George Washington
Wenger
Consumer Report
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