Theater of Triviality in Nuclear Hearings at Bethesda
An Atomic Energy Commission rulemaking hearing on emergency core cooling systems for reactors in Bethesda Maryland is described as a prolonged, surreal process. The observer mocks the protracted legal wrangling and minutiae while noting the high stakes, with about eight months of proceedings and potential liability near seven billion dollars. Combustion Engineering led the questioning as interjected terminology and questions create linguistic chaos amid the serious future of US nuclear power.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Bethesda
Maryland
Joshua
AKC
Nixon campaign quotes highlight self reliance in acceptance speech
Herbert Klein curates excerpts from Nixon's Republican National Convention acceptance address. The statements emphasize patriotism, self reliance, welfare reform, reduced taxes on the poor and elderly, and opposition to government overreach. The text critiques welfare incentives and calls for individuals to work for what they get.
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Nixon
Herbert Klein
Washington
United States of America
America
Americas
China
Russia
Nixon quota remarks spark debate on minority hiring policy
In San Clemente and beyond readers debate President Nixon’s stance on a federal minority hiring plan tied to local area demographics. Critics warn against a quota system while proponents frame it as fair employment reflecting local population shares.
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San Clemente
Nixon
Philadelphia
American astronomer discovers planet Pluto in 1930
An American astronomer Clyde W. Tombaugh discovered Pluto in 1930. The first 20-cent coin without bars was reportedly built at the City Park Zoo in Denver, Colorado.
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Pluto
Clyde W. Tombaugh
United States
City Para Zoo
Denver
Colo
Your Freedom Telegram Declaration in Columbus Nebraska 1972
The Telegram asserts freedom as a divine gift and urges self-control to develop true capacity. It demands consistent moral guidance aligned with the Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. Tuesday September 12 1972 Columbus Nebraska notes the call for peace beginning with individual action.
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Your Freedom
Rey
Heart Murmur and Heart Failure Guidance from Dr Lamb
Dear Reader outlines that heart murmurs vary, with many cases harmless and others signaling valve disease or heart failure. It explains digitalis to strengthen pumping, diuretics to remove excess salt and water, and cautions against exercise as treatment for heart failure while noting a swollen bladder can stem from an enlarged prostate.
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Dr. Lamb
Refined clues blend across a cryptic puzzle grid
A fractured crossword style list shows scattered clues and partial answers. The puzzle mentions serger hounds licenses surface cartograph and other fragmented terms. Readers encounter cryptic style definitions and inconsistent fragments across a mixed grid.
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Serger
Dill Fornan Dal
Cilwaya Bengeut Galta
Polorada
Dsolardisk
Canada Dreamers Promise to Move North Fails to Materialize
A column notes Americans threaten to relocate to Canada if a candidate wins the presidency. Despite years of talk and Canadian preparations, past voters did not move after Kennedy, Johnson, or Nixon victories. The piece cites repeated patterns of disillusionment and remaining in the United States.
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Washington
Canada
McGovern
Nixon
United States
White House
John Kennedy
Lyndon. Johnson
Barry Galdwater
Richard Nixon
Hobert Humphrey
Canadians face election year threat of Bush McGovern exodus
Art Buchwald notes that promises to move to Canada if the U S president changes are politically charged yet impractical. He questions voters sincerity about leaving and suggests telling immigration authorities only if truly intending to move. He jokes Canadians would be warned to expect emigrants only if promises materialize.
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Canada
Washington
George McGovern
United States
Nixon
White House
France
McGovern shifts on Jerusalem policy faces scrutiny
The essay questions Senator McGovern s abrupt policy flip from internationalizing Jerusalem to recognizing it as Israel s capital and moving the U S embassy. It argues the change appeared influenced by Jewish voters and political optics rather than a clear shift in Middle East understanding. It questions the principle behind the new stance.
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Massachusetts
Robert Quinn
George McGovern
McGovern
Jerusalem
Vatican
U.N
Israel
U.S
Tel Aviv
Middle East
New York
California
Lee
Times
Pauperizing the productive and welfare in the past
A critical essay traces 18th century English relief policies and Toynbee to modern U S welfare discourse. It argues against unconditional public support, cites Berkshire proclamations, and quotes M Stanton Evans asserting earnings belong to the individual, not the state.
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United States
George Santayana
Congress
Arnold Toynbee
Commons
England
Berkshire
Tonybee
National Welfare Rights Organization
America
M. Stanton Lvans
American Conservative Union
Call for Welfare Reform and Workfare in America
A letter argues that able bodied idlers burden society while welfare sustains unemployment. It denounces liberal relief measures, calls for limiting welfare, and advocates work requirements to restore the moral foundation and middle class in America.
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Mmere
Arnold Toynbee
America
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