Gold Ownership Won’t Bring Doomsday Says Telegram Opinion
The piece argues that legal warnings about owning gold bullion faded after Ford signed a bill allowing ownership. It predicts stabilizing effects, potential use of gold in contracts, and possible lawsuits between paper dollars and metallic dollars, noting no skyfall results but possible economic shifts and new market activity. It also weaves in unrelated asides about lawn care, hardware stores, and financial caution.
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Ford
California
Nevada
Alaska
Turbulent Africa moves toward Mozambique partition?
The piece details Lisbon’s faltering grip on Angola and Mozambique with competing powers shaping a possible post coup partition along the Zambezi. It cites Makua opposition, Jardim and Arriaga figures, mercenary arms across borders, Malawi access aims, and South Africa’s decisive but discreet role in regional power plays.
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America
Portugal
Angola
Mozambikue
Lisbon
Mozambique
Zambesi
Frelimo
Mozambique Liberation Front
Malawi
Bsinessman
Jorge Jardim
Croneval Kaniza de Arriaga
Jardim
Antonin de Spinola
Udr
Paris
Madrid
Mozambian
Mike Moore
No. 5 Commando
Katanga
Nurban
Congo
Zambia
South Africa
Cotmie Mulder
Limpopo
Senhor Jardim
Rhodesia
Sul
Lourenco Marques
Beira
Transvaal
Kaulza de Arriaga
Julle
Tanzania
Zaire
Kaulea
Elimination tips and abdominal swelling discussed
Dr. Lamb answers reader questions on bowel habits and abdominal distension. He advises against overreliance on laxatives, urges training and bulk in diet, and explains the gastrocolic reflex. He notes water intake helps only temporarily and discusses causes of abdominal swelling including fat, fluid, tumors, and organ enlargement.
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Lawrence E. Lamb
M.D
Lamb
Radio City
New York
N.Y
Dr. Lamb
Reader
Burger warns lawyers to serve the needy over big fees
Chief Justice Warren E Burger urged the American Bar Association to focus on access to justice for low income people rather than chase high fees. He cited a $9.2 million fee award in San Francisco tied to a $67.6 trillion gypsum wallboard settlement and urged a profession duty to improve the system for the poor. He conveyed remarks via Chesterfield Smith after being delayed by national events.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Warren E. Burger
American Bar Association
Burger
Washington
ABA
Honolulu
Chesterfield Smith
Chick Justice
Nixa
Lawyers Voice Social Consciousness On Home Financing Costs
Changing world remarks by Burger urge lawyers to cut real estate and financing barriers that raise home ownership costs. He cites ABA ethics report showing discipline gaps and warns the profession must modernize practices and drop race, class, or creed barriers to help ordinary families achieve home ownership.
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Jess
Allypes
Burger
He Land Developers
Fir Own “Brothers
ABA
Rockefeller as Kennedy rival in 1976 bid noted by White
The account recalls Nelson Rockefeller's rise as a Kennedy challenger, his civil rights and urban policy record, union ties, and campaign strengths. It cites his broad coalition among Latinos, blacks, and independents, plus his readiness to spend on research and mobilize voters while hinting at a waning drive.
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Washington
Ford
Ted Kennedy
Nelson Rockefeller
Theodore White
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy California
Rockefeller Camp
Kennedy
White
Rockefeller
Rocky
Bobby
John Kennedy
Ohio
Canada
Rockefellers
Martin Luther King
Southern “Leadership Christian Conference
Student Nonviolent Coordinating
Afl-Cio
George Meany
New York
Latin America
Legion
Balle
Goldwater
Nixon
Larry King
Matters Magazine
White House
Meany Labor Day hopes fade amid shifting political tides
The piece argues Nixon’s tapes thwarted Meany’s bid for a veto-proof Congress. It notes Republicans gaining ground, with losses or weak spots including Florida and several Senate races. Indiana, South Dakota, Iowa, Ohio, New Hampshire, Utah, Nevada, and Arizona races are highlighted as conservative gains. Meany’s plan to repeal Taft Hartley may fail.
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Richard Nixon
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Congress
Florida
Ed Guraty
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Richard Lugar
Indianapolis
South Dakota
Leo
George McGovern
Iowa
John Carver
David Stanley
Ohio
John Glenn
Ralph Perk
Cleveland
New Ffampshire
Louis Wyman
Sen
Conservative Democrats drift to Washington in shifting political tides
The piece notes conservative Democratic candidates and party figures in Washington, citing Pittsburgh mayor Peter Flaherty, Rep. William Roy in Kansas, and Sen. Robert Dole. It discusses Watergate’s waning effect, Meany’s potential majorities for domestic agenda, Ford’s veto prospects, and lingering unions issues including Section 14(h) and compulsory unionism.
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Washington
Peter Flaherty
Pittsburgh
Richard Schweiker
Kansas
William Roy
Robert Dole
George Meany
Jerry Ford
Ford
Fayne
Freedom and Independence Pledge for War Readers
A wartime pledge asserts freedom as a divine gift not political grant and urges self restraint. It promotes peace starting with individual responsibility, citing the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence as guiding principles.
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Eman
Csi
Fragmented Clues From An Old Florida County Test
A scrambled list of cryptic clues and partial phrases appears, including scattered references to places like Florida, Latin terms, and various defintions. The text reads like a word puzzle page with mismatched entries such as land parcel tax terms, compass points, and names, offering no clear cohesive story or event.
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Gwendolyn
Jeffrey
Hart
Tip O'Neill
Bulk
Nation's Press
Roger
All
Rogers Marre Commission
Brever Sterling
Ray
Bromley
John
George Mesny
di Vipers
Florida County
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