Appearance and dress spark judgments on character and freedom
The opinion piece argues clothing shapes quick judgments across society from hippie styles to clean cut looks. It cites Craig Brown’s experiment showing discrimination by dress, and notes the tension between freedom to dress as one wishes and public perception in a fast moving world.
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Icy
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Urat
Ibycar
Old Craig Brown
Young Craig
Ong
Thi Cife
Wrong spokesman for student education debate sparks critique
The passage argues ninth graders could better speak on education than chosen spokesmen. It critiques a jovial tone and urges real youth voices. It notes adults risk ignoring youth while youths can overlook adult lessons from experience.
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Ernest Chambers
Mercury in preserved fish raises long shelved questions
New York researchers find mercury levels in preserved fish twice federal limits, prompting questions about long term exposure and health risks. Experts warn small sample size limits conclusions, while noting possible brain and birth effects at high concentrations. The piece urges cautious, ongoing pollution reduction by individuals.
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New York State
Department of Environmental Conservation
Federal Drug Administration
Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Assa
New York
Greatest Week and Nation’s Capital in One Dinner Table
A humorous column notes how President Nixon’s State of the Union rhetoric of grandeur shapes family speech and daily life. It contrasts lofty praise with a chaotic dinner table and inflated household moments, ending with the speech described by Adv. Gen. John Mitchell as pivotal, against a 1971 Los Angeles Times byline.
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Tye
Catenberg
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Ime
Jody
Nixon
Adv
John Mitchell
The
Los Angeles ‘Times
The Telegraph puts Peace Begin With Me in Nebraska
A 1971 column from Columbus Nebraska argues for personal responsibility and government restraint. It links freedom to moral duty and cites the Coveting Commitment and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles.
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Colunbus
Nebraska
Fishy Across and Down Puzzle Vocabulary List
A scrambled word puzzle lists fish related terms and clues across and down. Includes fish names, anatomical terms, and miscellaneous references, with scattered letters and hints such as “Be polynestia Sieeland ey” and “Pagan” style fragments.
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Polynestia Sieeland
Ae Guinea
Bank of the Bible
Apyerehinek
Eamon
Brook
Nixon critics voice concern over rhetoric and policy
A conservative critique notes anger at Nixon over welfare and an anticipated health insurance plan. The piece discusses Nixon's stance on the Supreme Court, ABM, Vietnam actions, and potential 1972 campaign leadership, naming Dole, Richards, Mitchell, and Chalmer as key figures.
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Nixon
Imomh Isler
America
Elmer
Richard Nixon
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Burger
Blackmun
LGA
Senate
Vietnam
Cambodia
Intermore
Nixon — Sill
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Agechairipan
Richard Richards
Utah
Dale
John Mitchell
Murray Chalmer
King Tealures Syndicate
Legalized gambling debated in New York and Nevada views
The piece discusses if New York may legalize gambling to fix finances, contrasting religious views with secular motives. It cites Nevada as a model, noting Las Vegas draws over 15 million visitors and about 400 million in spending yearly while acknowledging potential policing challenges if nationwide gambling expanded.
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New York
Nea
Willis Filiatt
New York Theological Seminary
Nevada
Las Vegas
Vegas
Kenneth Bouton
Bouton
Gambling, Prohibition and Politics Stir Resorts and Cities
Question answers reveal views on legalized gambling driving real estate booms in Catskills and Atlantic City. Officials, church groups, and FBI mix warnings as states eye casinos. contrasts with moral and political stakes. Mentions Tremont House 1823 as early hotel opening and porcupine quills count as trivia.
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Vegas
Bouton
New York
Catskill Mountains
Kassinger’s
New Jersey
Atlantic City
FBI
Washington
Nevada
Hughes
Home Social Class Suspect Drug Abuse Causes
A Washington report summarizes Dr Brie J Goode findings from a semi closed session with government and university experts. He links parental drug use and religiosity to college student drug use, with stronger correlations for higher social class and liberal college environments. The study notes limits and cautions, emphasizing correlation not proof and noting demographic variables across ages and classes.
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Washington
Nika
Brie J. Goode
Sociology Department
New York State University
Goode
Gowle
Ial Gonde
Gnode
Deiig
Wienee
Jiva
Sinstar
Calfornia
New Woer
Gonda
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Hart
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