Woodcock Criticizes Multinational Growth and Regulation
The columnist argues Leonard Woodcock warns against unrestrained international expansion, citing cheaper foreign labor and regulatory barriers in the US. He contends growth by big companies aims to cut unit costs, preserve profits, and counter high taxes, while noting political and union pressure shapes debate.
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Imion
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Stek
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International
Tefé
P Gumive
Arions Press Notes on School Bus Travel Miles
A local column observes state buses covering extensive miles and fueling costs. It cites the Art's edict on forced busing and notes impacts in Techy Mount where children are hauled across the city.
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Tastar
Tecky Mount
Olio Leon
Athena
Tefreger
America
Othe Eger
Ghipest & Dicker
Irony in Fuel Routes Highlighted by Court Order
The Rocky Mount Telegram notes the system's ironies as fuel supply ships travel vast distances to meet federal court mandates. The reference contrasts Baskerville and Englewood schools, underscoring the ongoing, costly effort to source millions of gallons and miles to satisfy the court system.
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Englewood
Rocky Mount Telegram
Miss Kitty Retires To Raise Cats On Arizona Ranch
In Laguna Hills California and beyond, Miss Kitty Amarla Blake plans a quiet retirement. She hints at tending cats on a ranch, while touring amid advice from management at the Safari promotion.
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Cali
Taising
Matt Dillon
Lang Ranch
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Amarla Blake
Miss Killy
Arizona
America
Will Rogers Seag ut lotta May 5 quotation
The text records a May 5 quotation attributed to Will Rogers about peace plans and arms balance. It notes a viewpoint that equal armed forces could deter war, suggesting sportsmanlike conduct between nations and concerns about wartime aggression.
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Forbes
Tellaw
Cheetahs Captivate Amanda as Lion Country Tour Dazzles
A sightseeing wagon ride led by Pat Quinn guides through California wildlife exhibits. Miss Killy admires the cheetahs behind safety glass while Amanda emits excited squeals over the graceful cats. Quinn notes the cheetahs are nervous, contrasting with past romances and the marshal’s character.
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Pat Quinn
California
Miss Killy
Amanda
Quinn
Matt Dillon
Telegram Promotes Freedom Through Self Control Ideals
The Columbus Telegram editorial cites that true freedom requires self-control and responsibility, defending freedom as a gift from government yet not license or anarchy. It emphasizes moral guides from religious and civic sources and calls for peace beginning with individual conduct. The piece reflects a 1974 Columbus Nebraska voice urging readers to uphold truthful, disciplined liberty.
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Urgent urge to see doctor for blood in urine and cancer risk
Reader asks about a 63 year old man with blood in urine and fears cancer. Dr Lamb urges immediate medical evaluation, notes painless bleeding can signal kidney cancer and stresses time can save a life. He discourages self treatment and stresses prompt examination.
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Dyer
Lem
Lam
Lamb —Thaye
Milk deal stain on Nixon presidency in milk price row
A Senate Watergate committee draft accuses Nixon of ordering a 1972 milk price rise aware of a $2 million milk industry donation and ignoring experts. The report says the move cost the gov 100s of millions to consumers and notes involvement hints around John Connally. It also questions White House tape withholding. Additionally a study estimates dog bites cost taxpayers about $400,000 yearly with 10,000 bite cases. government costs per case run $40 to $70.
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Washington University of St. Louis
Revelations on Kennedy sexual life stir little media attention
A controversial book by Earl Wilson alleges Jack Kennedy’s sexual excesses during his White House years. The exposé names several beards, nude Camp David swims, and affairs with Marilyn Monroe, with claims that media silence protects the Kennedy image and Democratic politics.
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Crohy
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