Dollar invasion by foreign investors reshapes U S holdings
A wave of foreign investment is reshaping the U S economy as European banks finance U S expansion and firms like Gimbles and Travelodge are acquired by foreign owners. With U S plants rising to over 80 percent foreign ownership, policymakers debate limits, tax ideas, and the impact on jobs and taxes while arguing the pluses and minuses of this cross border capital flow.
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North Catalina
U.S
United States
New York
Gimbles Department
Department of Commerce
Wood Jr
Wood
Worthnos
Olher
Maehan Stelliog
Free press warned by Moscow reporting failures and censorship
A review praises Moscow reporters who were unplugged when covering unfavorable Soviet stories. It notes US networks faced disappeared feeds and government censorship, urging renewed defense of press freedom amid lack of protest from officials. It also critiques an opinion piece arguing to end price controls to solve energy shortages.
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Ti Television
Moscow
Free Press Agenivies
United States
Nixon
W. Phillip Gramm
Texas Arm
Glare B
Virginia
Those smart Martians and the Martian life question
The piece muses on Mars exploration and public reaction to possible extraterrestrial life. It contrasts fear and disbelief with curiosity and notes that many would interpret life on Mars as broad proof of a vast universe. A neighbor imagines life on Mars could redefine aging and humanity’s place in space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viking
America
Mars
Copernicus
Planet Earth
Erma
al Shepard
Brat
Across the Puzzle Clues and Language Jumble
A scrambled crossword style prompt mixes across clues with odd letter runs and stray phrases. It lists numerous numbered hints such as auricle driver, aromatic plant, diplomatic princess, and other garbled terms, implying a legacy puzzle page with mismatched entries and stray characters.
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AL All Life, Reales
Chine Utar
Eycarneouly
Atdbal Tire
Bmlighthrown
Athena
Laney Ridge
ST Rene
Small Island
Hraker's
Hebrides
Woenby Ny
Terprise Ask
Supreme Court Upholds Felon Voting Ban in California
The piece questions a Supreme Court ruling upholding a California law barring felons who finished sentences from voting in state and local elections. It argues rehabilitation, not continued punishment, and notes broader social and justice concerns. It also surveys a Wisconsin symposium on mandatory spousal payments and a brief notice on paperclip supply and glue demand affecting bureaucracy.
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U.S. Supreme Court
California
University of Wisconsin
Sayy
The Columbus Telegram exposes freedom and moral guidance
The Columbus Telegram from July 1974 argues freedom comes from self control and responsibility, framing liberty as a divine gift and a moral duty grounded in the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, urging readers to promote and preserve freedom.
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Your Freedom
Eute
Ita
O Wa
Ask the Doctor Mother changing
Dr Lamb explains menopause weight gain is often linked to inactivity and muscle loss. Regular exercise, including strengthening work, helps prevent middle aged spread. Both parents should see a doctor to manage obesity and hot flashes, and a booklet on menopause is available for 50 cents.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Rolfiers
United States
P.O
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Modus vivendi co on racial climate and post utopian era
The piece argues recent racially charged violence in Albania and the MLK mother murder reveal a shift. It notes fewer charismatic black leaders, cites Mosea Williams as an exception, and describes selective temporalism where public integration advances while neighborhood life remains segregated. It discusses post utopian views, policy limits, Baker's biology thesis, counter migration, a growing black middle class, a black inner circle in business, and politics with George Wallace as a normal, non ideologically inspiring mode.
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Albania
Martin Luther King
Mosea Willams
Atlanta
Rap ‘Grown
Huey Newlan
Stokely Carmichael
Malcolm X
Eldridge Cleaver
Maynard Jackson
Plase
South
Avanta
Birmingham
Chicago
Detroit
Edward C. Banfield
Jensen, Herrnstein
Jeucks
Oxford University Press
John R. Baker
Oxford
Baker
Memphis
Fierrge Wallace
Wallace
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AM Slrils
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Dave Reed
Reed
Johnston
Wil Rogers
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RSET
Workagay
Anawerte
Oakley
Wer Keterectia
Amy
Ireten
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Columbus Telegram
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry's
Modus Vivendi
Jeffrey
Hart
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