Who's responsible for crimes as social justice shifts
Opinion piece questions accountability in a San Francisco auto crash case where a bar owner settles for 1 million due to serving an intoxicated patron. It argues that holding others liable risks shifting blame, creating a dangerous legal precedent about responsibility and moral control. The article notes the missing name of the drunk involved in the incident.
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San Francisco
California Stile Supreme Court
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Alew
Graduation Day Reflections On A Turbulent Era
The piece follows graduates leaving a ceremony as expectations mix with disillusionment. It contrasts the lingering pomp of pomp and circumstance with a wary sense of an unpredictable future shaped by Nixon era politics, Watergate scandal fallout, and visible social upheaval. The central question is whether new adults will adapt or remain perpetual youths.
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United States
Cone
Watergate
Law and Order
Footnay
Agencies Regulating Pin Making Listed By The Nation's Press
The Nation's Press outlines multiple government bodies involved in pin manufacture regulation. It cites the Federal Trade Commission with three bureaus The Bureau of Consumer Protection The Bureau of Competition The Bureau of Economies along with the IRS the Securities and Exchange Commission the Commerce Department the Tahor Department and the Employment Standards Administration, among others.
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Federal Trade Commission
Bureau of Consumer Protection
Bureau of Competition
Bureau of Economies
IRS
Securities and Exchange Commission
Commerce Department
Tahor Department
The
Employment Standards Administration
Government Agencies and Business Barriers in Federal Calls
A Washington Reporter quote laments the complexity of securing government contracts. It lists agencies OSHA EEOC NLRB OFCCP and notes bargains may require many steps. The speaker suggests navigating federal red tape is harder than a camela pass through a newbie’s eye.
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Occupational Safety With Health Administration
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
National Labor Relations Board
Office of Federal Contract Compliance
Slacers
Washington
Waking Up From the Area of Women's Lib
A reader reviews Catherine Breslin's piece on Women's Lib, noting mixed feelings and satire. The article surveys degrees of liberation among women, from single to divorced, and profiles several women including Carla, Georgia, Annie, Ingrid, Tish, and others, highlighting evolving roles, marriage strain, employment, and aspirations as conveyed through a candid, humorous lens.
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Catherine Breslin
Europe
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Breslin
Ms. Breslin
Carla
David
Lip
Georgia
Gus
Annie
Rochester
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Aplityville
Rrsnke
Ingrid
Ila
Gary
Jed
Catherine Wrestin
Woren
Penge
Teterhara
Vitamin E myths and leg circulation aid discussed
Dr Lawrence E Lamb and colleagues debunk vitamin F's benefits while noting large doses of vitamin E may assist certain leg ischemia from atherosclerosis. The discussion covers arterial graft options, surgery, and cautions on vitamin use. Readers ask about smoking in bedrooms. the columnist reiterates avoidance due to carbon monoxide, fire risk, and social harm.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D. Bear
Lamb
Robert WG. Olson
St. Louis ‘University
Amerie Heart Association
Olson
Tore Lyin
Dr. Lamb
Varian
Sone
Yin
Fragmented shopping puzzle items list from OCR page
The passage presents a jumble of clipped phrases and word fragments including references to a shopping trip, a Chestnut philosopher horse, Greek god, Japanese coin, Roman emperor, and various clues like plant juice, beverage material, price of war, and miners. The text reads as a garbled OCR collection with mixed language snippets and misreads, lacking coherent narrative or complete facts.
Disagreeable economist warns of debt and production gap
Willian J. Pardridge critiques Commerce figures from Sumardsville Vas, arguing the debt to production ratio shows a widening gap since 1908. He notes 1972 private debt surges and questions tax and deficit policies while labeling the system increasingly unstable and inefficient.
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Willian J. Portedilge
Washington
Sumardsville
Vas
U. S. Department of Commerce
Nathon
Avithout
Llaton
U.S
Debt and trade quotas drive private sector debt crisis
In 1972 private sector net debt reached 1,087 billion with six percent interest, prompting heavy market demands. The piece cites Pardridge and figures from Morgan-Guarantee Bank, detailing global protectionist measures in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, and Switzerland that constrain imports and distort markets, suggesting a deteriorating debt to production ratio each spring.
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Nbs
Morgan-Cuaranty Bank
Ntbs
U. S
Pardekdge
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Otawa
Denmark
France
Italy
Japan
Switzerland
British Admiralty
British, Columbia
New Nukes for NATO Stir Debate Ahead of Brezhnev Visit
The article discusses Nixon signaling new U S nuclear deployments in Europe and hints at aiding Western European aviation arms development. It cites Kissinger's favored texts, French nuclear moves, and a Pentagon plan for miniature NATO warheads. It warns that Europe could host autonomous capabilities amid Cold War tensions and shifting alliance dynamics.
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Leonid Brevimer
Nixon
U.S
Europe
America
Henry Kissinger
Guedenberg
NATO
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U. S
France
Amteri¢a
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Great Britain
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NATO Europe
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