Fairleigh Dickinson offers family friendly college package
A newswire note from Fairleigh Dickinson in Rutherford NJ describes an educational package for undergraduates that lets a parent or grandparent enroll for credit on a space available basis without extra tuition. It also cuts total tuition by 50 percent for two or more full time siblings and half price for a married student’s spouse.
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Fairleigh Dickinson
Rutherford
Guyers
Jerome Pollack
Nation's Press discusses cutting politicians in a dawn meeting
A West site restaurant gathering of businessmen and workers debates a major net shortage and proposes limiting lawmakers to one law per session. They suggest an initiated law to allow only one bill per session, potentially restricting salary raises while easing what they view as pervasive interference with business.
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Collee
West Site
Pas
Congress
Public trust shifts from politicians to garbage workers
A Whitney Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph letter criticizes bureaucrats for overregulation and failed policy. It notes a national poll showing garbage collectors far ahead of Congress in public confidence, urging leaders to cut controls and let the market heal. It mocks political leadership as losing credibility and appealing to gullible patrons.
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Congress
Yeaders
Whitney
Colorado Springs Gazette Telegraph
People Speak to the Editor on Nader Candle Wicks
A reader dismisses Ralph Nader's lead-in-candle-wick charges as insignificant. The letter mocks energy concerns and lamp wicks, praising candle sales and lamp imports while insulting Nader and suggesting he should try dark nights to save energy.
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Ralph Nader
Zeveral
Nader
Commissioner Kushner
Sheron
Silent Car Buzzer Chaos Sparks Privacy Debate
A draft diary-like report describes a 1974 station wagon ride in Turson Arizona where a shoulder belt buzzer repeatedly activated. The scene escalates as a couple quarrels over the harness, the alarm rings, and the car becomes a tense travel dramafor a humorous yet alarming glimpse at early car safety devices.
Driving With Harnesses Amid a Boiling Car Ride
Art Buchwald recalls a perilous trip where Shelton steered with one hand, passengers clung to harnesses in a vented, buzzing car. Mrs Shelton fainted as they neared a restaurant, the ride leaving everyone unsettled and silent about the return home.
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Shelton
Mrs. Shelton
Freedom and restraint in a colonial declaration message
The Columbus Telegram quotes a republlican-like declaration from 1774 urging self-control and moral virtue, distinguishing freedom from license and opposing government overreach. It declares freedom a sift, not a vast ideal, and appeals to religious and moral principles as guiding. The note is signed with a playful rebuke to political bondage.
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Orly Shen Mrt
Anvst
Across 32 School subject puzzle feed clue list
A compact, fragmented crossword list with numerous cryptic style clues and partial phrases. It references subjects, languages, prefixes, and various wordplay prompts, including Latin terms, chemical sources, and celestial hints, all mixed in a single dense grid of across entries.
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Sammel
Mindanao
Ee Dawn
Fortunate tea showdown and early American trade tale
The Fortuna arrived in Boston nine weeks from London bearing tea consigned for unloading but blocked by patriots. The tea was returned to England as customs papers were denied, echoing a smaller Boston Tea Party amid broader parliamentary concerns over colonial tensions.
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Fortuna
London
Gorham
Boston
East India Company
England
Lord North
House At Commons
Sujeess
North America
House of Lords
Dartmouth
Colonies
George II
America
Baston
Ead
Nixon era crisis reflection and Kalmbach revelations
A reflective column links Nixon’s peril to 1848 Paris revolutionary madness and cites Kalmbach’s revelations of a hidden $60 million campaign fund and post trading. The piece suggests Haldeman involvement, questions Nixon’s knowledge, and urges resignation for the country’s good amid mounting disclosures.
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Alexis de Tocqueville
Paris
White House
Samuel Joseph Byck
Tafe
Buck
Nixon
John Dean
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
McGovern
Sing Sing
Nisan
Herbert Kalmbach
Kalmbach
Amcly
Whith
Puerto Rico tied to United States via commonwealth path
A group of 16 foreign correspondents found Puerto Rico shows strong ties to the United States under its commonwealth status. The island seeks a refined commonwealth to ease economic inequities, while statehood support remains weak. An ad hoc 14 member committee, created by President Nixon, tackles shipping, wage, and energy issues to improve island economics. Critics warn against independence rhetoric amid rising costs and trade changes.
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Independence
Maver
Santa Fe Trail
Otage
Comanche
East Aurora
Buffalo
Thurlow Weed
Congress
New York
Zachary Taylor
Lewis Cass
Presidon Martin
van Buren Cbsa
Taylor
Ofice
Fillmore
United
Cuba
United States
Puerto Rico
Dws Munoz Marin
Munoz
Commonwealth
Cohutmittee
Nixon
Rafael Hernandez Colon
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Columbus, Nebraska
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Copley News Service
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