Telegram Opinion on Campaign Finance Public Taxpayer Burden
A Telegram opinion argues against government funding of presidential campaigns. It claims Democrats push for taxpayer financed elections to pad lawmakers and predicts future expansion, warning private parties would lose influence as money flows through government. It questions who benefits and denounces a grase travesty upon taxpayers.
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Stumpheey
Tian
Alastoem
United States
United States Senate
Explaining Lessons Across Generations
A father explains that children’s quick learning through imitation can mislead adults into thinking they are born fully skilled. He argues real competence requires explicit instruction and hands on practice, noting modern adolescents lack the imaginative training of earlier generations and that practical know how comes from explanation not genes.
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Ife
School of Desperation
Fiend
Case for the unwashed in germ protection study
University of California Medical School researchers report a Health Bulletin finding that volunteers who did not wash for seven days showed fewer bacteria on unwashed arms after acetone exposure. The patent risks suggest antibacterial cleaners and deodorant soaps may remove natural resistance in skin secretions, affecting home and hospital use.
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University of California Medical School
San Francisco
Health Bulletin
Raya Aly
Whith
Pollution and sacrifice in business ethics talk
A White House environmental seminar addressed by Judd Alexander of the American Can Company discusses the dilemma of balancing harm to the environment with positive contributions to life quality. The speaker argues for practical steps and accountability within business to reduce pollution. The talk highlights personal responsibility and corporate roles in environmental stewardship.
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White House
Judd 4. Alexander
American Can Company
A Drug Couple The Interviewer Meets Charlie And Esmee
A long interview with Esmee and her husband Charlie reveals a heroin trade, methadone dependency, and resigned plans. Esmee describes her past, their drug use, and efforts to quit while contemplating shoplifting and prostitution as coping. She says the tape may aid kids and asserts a desire to help others despite dire circumstances.
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Esmee the Stalle
Charlie
Kim Novak
José
Tyan Ta Reno
The Telegram reflection on freedom and virtue
The Telegram proclaims freedom as a divine gift and personal self control, opposing government overreach. It asserts freedom aligns with moral codes like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence, urging personal responsibility and peaceful conduct.
Thick blood and cure options explained by Dr Lamb
A reader asks about thick blood and possible cures. The doctor explains that high red cell percentage may result from dehydration altitude lung disease heart failure or bone marrow overproduction, and that treatment targets the underlying cause with fluids, oxygen therapy, or medications. blood removal is only rarely needed and only when red cell percentage exceeds 55 percent.
Kennedy Attacks Rehnquist Confirmations Echo Boston Controversy
The piece revisits Ted Kennedy’s aggressive lobbying against William H. Rehnquist’s Supreme Court appointment, recalling a past Kennedy push for Francis X. Morrissey to a federal judgeship. It notes ABA criticism, Massachusetts politics, and editorial backlash portraying Kennedy’s tactics as degrading the judiciary.
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Supreme Court
Teddy Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Rehnquist
Judiciary Committee
Hoston
Francis X. Morrissey
Massachusetts
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Carswell
Lycurgus
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Oliver
Wendell Holmes
Morrissey
Kennedy
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Teddy
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Johnson
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LHS
Senate
Rove
ABA
Senate Judiciary Committee
Tony
Fimires
Charles Wyzansky
Chick Federal
District Court
James M. Curley
New York Times
Seinley
Edward Kennedy
Victor Navasky
Rothquist
Fragmented OCR yields scattered word puzzle like list
The text presents a garbled assortment of terms and clues across anatomy sports food music and misc items. It reads like an OCR garble with mismatched letters and broken phrases intermixing bone names body parts meals instruments and unrelated words.
The Wall Street Jungle exposes Neys stock market charges
Richard Ney argues that the stock market is controlled by a hereditary group of Specialists who manipulate prices for personal gain with tacit government support. He claims the SEC and exchanges tolerate these actions to preserve market stability and alleges conflicts of interest and revolving doors between regulators and firms.
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Richard Ney
Wall Street
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Ney
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New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street Jungle
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Beverly Hills
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