Amoral government and welfare ethics in two incidents
An opinion piece cites two cases illustrating moral questions in governance. One involves a married couple where one partner relies on welfare while the other is employed, highlighting tax funded support and marital ties. The second follows a construction worker’s peripatetic life across states and countries, with work shifts and personal relationships complicating tax residency.
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Laem
Wall Street Journal
Florida
Oregon
Baltimore
Colorado City
Tex
Dallas
Int
Tsurgia
Japa
Tokyo
True tale of two policies in tax ruling debate
The Tax Court ruled true homes are where work occurs, not concubine or spouse residences. The discussion framed government views on spending versus collecting money, noting incentives shift when government pays versus collects.
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Oregon
Baltimore
Battle
Dallas
Colorado City
Tsurgun
Tokyo
Hones le
Avhan
Sehen
Ying Ta
Sharp Citizen novelty in Arkansas politics satire
A critical look at the Sharp Citizen from Washington Township, Sharp County, Arkansas. The piece notes its rough typography, bold headlines, and openly partisan satire targeting Governor Dale Bumpers and state officials. It highlights the paper's crude style, church and state mentions, and its candid editorials while questioning tyrant figures in Arkansas politics.
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Sharp Citizen
The
Washington ‘Township
Sharp County
Ark
Joseph H. Weston
Fither
Weston
Star Citizen
Arkansas
House of Representatives
Bumpers
Highalutin
Dale Bumpers
Sling Bumpers
Ilegal
Edditor Rissell
Tate Bumpsie
Governor Bumplers
Bumple
Dale Bumping
Bumpsie
Dale Bumbler
American military families face rising costs in Europe
U.S. military families retiring in Europe confront steep, unexpected expenses. Canned foods cost five to six times more locally, milk is scarce, and refrigeration for stored foods is often unavailable or unaffordable, reshaping retirement life abroad.
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Europe
U.S
High living costs drive overseas retirement plans
In Madrid a tissue box costs $1 and cigarettes are free per pack while a mattress rental runs $14 weekly. The high price of most goods limits foreign living, with many retirees lasting about six months before returning home to easier living despite higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Wichita Falls
Tex
Recorda-News
Fantasies and a $25,000 mystery in a tense lobby scene
A fantasy unfolds during Watergate hearings as a man pockets a manila envelope in a lawyer lobby. A confrontation erupts over a phone booth cash find, a coded name Novak, and a stalled payout to a defense fund amid a chaotic exchange with threats and claims of ownership.
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Waskington
Thorming
Tony Ulasewies
Ucrendats
Thang
Isiah Tegal Fee
Ceys
Tan
Seavak
Mr. Novak
Kalmbach
Rivers
Joey
Mar
Novak
Cremetone Sedan
Phote
Phore
Phore Company
Phose
Democratic
Mr. Rivers
Freedom and Independence Anthem Promotes Civic Pride
The Columbus Telegram prints a statement urging readers to value liberty and civic responsibility. The piece frames freedom as a universal goal and credits government support for developing capacities while urging peaceful action and constructive citizenship.
Tremor in Aging Hands Links to Arterial Health and Activity
Reader aged 73 with prostate cancer on hormone therapy reports hand tremor and reduced manual control. Doctor notes aging atherosclerosis and hypertension risk. tremor not tied to prostate treatment. Advice stresses weight loss maintenance, diet to prevent atherosclerosis, and staying active while preserving nerve steadiness.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D. Bear Br
Lamb
BBC
Fiat
Falty
Fragmented Puzzle Lexicon Across From A Cold Breeze
A garbled word puzzle list mixes terms from various languages and hints at crosswords and jargon. Names, numbers, and fragment phrases such as Italian stream, Adriatic wind, and Russian guild appear amid disjointed clues, suggesting a miscellany or puzzle page snippet with scattered definitions and word play.
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StEven
Contr
Frirward
Nixon and Nero Compared Amid Watergate Reflections
The piece contrasts Nixon with Nero, noting public disillusion, polls showing trust decline, and debate over impeachment. It argues Nixon's private versus public self, cites Garry Wills and Safire, and ends with hope that history will judge Nixon more kindly than Nero if the republic endures.
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Nero
Ile Romy
Nixon
Watergate Committee
of Hase
Sr. Nixon
Governor Brown
H. B. Haldeman
Richard Nixon
Ricnard Nixon
Garry Wills
Hottie
Hie
Abraham Lincoln
Wills
Watergate
Nix
White House
Jutie Nixon
Eisenhower
Oval Office
William Safire
Retox
Pers
Sith
Safire
H.R. Haldeman
Joni Ehrichman
Ervin
Rome
Jessamyn West
Jke John Brown
Vallows
Republic
Porn and the pendulum of public morality in history
A noted columnist questions the Supreme Court ruling on pornography, arguing that while the era may feel permissive, history shows moral standards shift in cycles. The piece cites Roman, British, and Victorian examples, suggesting a return toward stricter norms rather than an irreversible slide to pornographic permissiveness.
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Supreme Court
Rolly Craute
Hee
John Wilkes
House of Commons
Wilkes
Dr. Bowdler
London
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Art Buchwald
TLE
Your Freedom
Dusinn
Columbus Telegram
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Nebraska
Perry's
Ewspaper Emterprlse Assn
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