Competition and price fixing in the auto industry
An analysis argues that free markets drive competitive pricing and efficiency. It explains how price similarity can be due to healthy competition rather than collusion and notes the U.S. federal indictment of General Motors and Ford for conspiring to fix prices.
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Tray Gill
Ag Harold Mleming
Albert Camus
General Motors
Ford
Basse
Gencral Publi
Chrysler
Dousetiv
Automotive Sick
Americar Matos
Teaver
Motor
Pare
U.S
Medea
Salizal
Teady
Needy
White House
Freedom and Liberty Reflections From The Telegram
The Columbus Telegram of September 4 1973 presents a reflective piece asserting freedom as a moral self control rooted in divine guidance, not government grants. It argues freedom stems from personal virtue aligned with the Ten Commandments and the Declaration of Independence.
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Your Freedom
Diasie Peat
Poetic Justice Debate Sparks California School Suit
A San Francisco high school grad with a B average faced a $1 million suit from his parents after officials allegedly failed to read his diploma correctly. Howard Jarvis cited poetic injustice, asking which taxpayers would bear the cost as the board supposedly loses in the dispute.
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Organization of Taxpayers
Los Angeles
Peter WN. Noe
San Francisco
Nue
Howard Jarvis
Triverne Meaning and Royal House Inquiries
The questions ask what a triverne is, which royal house Britain’s Queen Elizabeth’s ship belongs to, the best terrain for growing coffee, and the inauguration year of the Olympics. Answers imply a Windsor link, high plateaus, and 1890 in Albens, though some details are inconsistent.
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Britain
Windsor
Reflections on American decline and technological surge
An essay argues that around 1910 humanity began losing control of its rapid knowledge growth. It catalogs inventions from cameras to computers, notes societal ills, rising poverty, weak governments, and environmental harms, and warns that progress brings new dangers, while America shifts toward a have-not status amid disillusionment and social decay.
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Science 3
Mai
Encyclopaedia Britannica
America
Potassium needs and sources explained by Dr Lamb
Dr Lamb explains potassium as a key body element vital for cell and heart function. He notes balance with sodium, warns that too much or too little disrupts health, and promotes orange juice as a rich natural source alongside other fruits and bananas.
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Lawrence
Lams
M.D
Orar
Lamb
Saint and Sinners Across a Saint Beane Adearker’s Hubby
A puzzle style word search lists saints, biblical figures, and varied names with clues across and down. Entries include Saint from Nazareth, mother of, apostle Constanting, and musical roles while weaving across languages and places, with numerous cross references and wordplay hints.
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Beane Adearker
Nazareth
Constanting
Eninsula
Fay South
Ashievement
Crawsley
Carthage
Wardsolf
Sicity
Greece
Salet
Ciyoh
Brian i
Spies incurious in wreckage raises nuclear mistrust
Aviation Week reports US Air Force laboratory may have salvaged parts from the Tupolev Tu-144 after the Paris air show crash, potentially hindering civil investigators while fueling suspicions of Russian espionage amid national security justifications. The piece also surveys presidential libraries and the presidency myth in a critique of postwar archival zeal.
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Aviation Week & Space Technology Magazine
Air Force Foreign ‘Technology Division Laboratory
Paris
Russia
O.K
Whitt House
Bux
Columbia University Press
George Reedy
Lymon B. Johnson
Reedy
Harry Truman
Herbert
Hoover
Davight Eisenhower
Franklin Roosevelt
Lyndon Johnson
University of Texas In
Austin
Nixon
Computer Promises and Perils of Mass Credit Power
A critique argues that computers boost mass credit by enabling instantaneous data retrieval, complex bookkeeping, and actuarial risk assessment while threatening traditional clerical labor. It cites Pardridge and Fed commentary on money supply growth and debt, warning society risks from unfettered computer driven affluence and policy implications.
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Wihun O. Tandridge
Mae
Stanardsville
Vin
Fry
Che
Mle White
bin Bardridge
Clame
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Touis
Arnold Salman
New York City
Pardridge
Monetary inequities board plans three national conferences
The group chaired by Dudley Hard and including scholars from Maryland Duke Virginia and UC Berkeley proposes three national conferences. They will study inflation debt and production, true unemployment versus public employment, and causes of full employment with low inflation. The plan critiques government policy and monetary expansion amid political pressure.
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Munue Tnequities, Inc
Imeet Sallaman
Wee Unlver Economics
Dudley Ilard
Ue University of Maryland
Ltighard
Seiten
University of Virgin
de David Davies
Duke University
Anna A. Schwarly
National Bureau of Economic Research
Wis
Milton Feledman
U.S
Economic In
Joseph W. McGuire
University of California In Berkeley
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Pre 'S. Council of Ecoutinte Advisers
Cos-ob Living Council
Te Federal Reserve
Creasury Shullz Anid
John ‘1. Dunlop
Cost of Living Council
Nien
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