Telegram Opinion on Unions and Newspapers Downfall
The piece argues unions often push wage demands beyond reason, triggering price hikes and layoffs. It cites New York City’s decline from 14 daily papers to three and Newark’s Evening News selling Sunday edition and assets to Star-Ledger after an 18 week strike, reflecting broader industry woes.
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New York City
Newark
Evening News
North Jersey Newspaper Guild
Star-Ledger
New Jersey
Newhouse
Upo
News and Star Ledger sale risks Newark paper jobs
The North Jersey Newspaper Guild resists a sale that could create a Star Ledger monopoly in Newark, arguing it harms News workers. Bruce Mair says the Sunday paper sale is needed to keep the News alive, while the guild frames the stance as Sieg Oder Chaos and predicts more unemployment for Newark journalists.
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News
Star- Ledger
Star-Ledger
North Jersey
Guild
Bio Papers
Douglas Eldridge
Justice Department
Newark
S.t. Newhouse
Newhouse
Uiion Guild
Bruce Mair
The
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Khrushchev and Cuba Missile Crisis Recalled in Death Note
A fragmented reminiscence recounts Nikita Khrushchev as a crude yet skilled leader whose charm masked political risk. It covers his 1962 Cuba crisis, Kennedy’s pressure to remove missiles, and Khrushchev’s eventual fall from power and burial with limited global notice.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Auther Place
Russia
Khrushchev
John Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Kennedy
Moscow
Nikita
Fidel Castro
Castro
Vikita Khrushchev
Questions and Answers on Wine Golf Lobster Facts
California leads in wine production with most raisins and about 85 percent of U S wine. Three golfers have won over 1 million dollars Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper. Lobster eggs are carried under the tail for 10 to 12 months. Three states were once independent republics Texas California and Vermont.
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California
United States
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Billy Casper
Texas
Vermont
Telegram Fils Editorial on Freedom and Self Control
The Telegram argues freedom requires self control and responsibility. It champions divine gifts, moral guides, and the Declaration of Independence, urging harmony and peace beginning with individual conduct in Columbus Nebraska on September 22, 1971.
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Fils
Abortion and medical history in a doctors visit
A reader asks about reporting a past self-induced abortion and a D and C to a gynecologist. Dr. Lamb stresses honesty for proper care, warns of dangers of unsafe abortions, and points to a reputable setting and Hendin’s Everything You Need To Know About Abortion as a fact book. He also explains a fairly large hiatal hernia with reflux from a GI series, describing stomach herniation through the diaphragm and variable symptoms, with a pilot’s case as an example.
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Lawrance Lamb
M.D
Lamb
David Hendin
Pinnacle Books
Dr. Lamb
G. I
Jance
Night Drive to Washington Ends in Midnight Wreck
On Route 95 through the Carolinas a couple debates who drives. A sudden left wheel slip sends their Continental into a grassy median ditch. They survive with the car largely undamaged and continue toward Petersburg and Washington while noting a grandchild in New Jersey.
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Carolinas
Kelly
Petersburg
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Washington
New Jersey
Ginny
Rocky Mount
Flaney
Stapirhas
World stage shaken by Fealhets Syncicote clash
A fragmented note cites John Chamberlain and a divided world influenced by King Fealhets Syncicote. The text hints at a royal-crisis theme, linking theater and politics as key figures collide amid a fractured realm.
London theatre scene amid youth culture and old tensions
A London observer decries anti history sentiment among the young outside Piccadilly Playhouse while praising the plays Vivat Vivat Regina and The Philanthropist. He laments waning British historical sense, notes a shift toward welfare state cynicism, and reports a possible decline in the London drug scene with hints for American parallels.
Property as a basis for moral choice in HOA membership
The article argues that buying property often includes acceptance of covenants and association rules, not the buyer as a person. It asserts the seller conveys to the property a bundle of restrictions, and the buyer may accept, reject, or renegotiate. It concludes HOA dues tied to land are not involuntary servitude if the buyer chooses the package, distinguishing property terms from personal allegiance.
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Freedom Newspapers
Dans
Puzzle Relaxation Across Clue Hash List
Fragmented crossword style list with scattered terms and partial clues. Numerous entries reference animals colors people places and abstract words, offering a jumbled mix of across clues and doodles. The readable segments suggest a puzzle page with miscellaneous hints and partial solutions.
Bards and Traffic Tales Prompt Fringe Benefit Question
A fragmentary note mentions organizing hula dancers and a potential fringe benefits request. It questions why traffic nights run in both directions once a collision report is filed and briefly references around a house with a duration of 24 cans of beer.
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Sieg Oder
Khrushchev, Pounder
Repapar
Columbus, Nebraska
Berry
Jim
King Features Syndicate
John
Chamberlain
Syncicote
London
Elizabeth I
England
Mary
Scotland
America
Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Francis Drake
Piccadilly Theatre
Piccadilly
Christopher Hampton
Mayfair Theatre
TCM . EU
College
Trampton
Europe
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Kosygin
Mediterranean
John Kemp
Social Services
T Hearly Telegraph
Kenneth Leech
St. Ruud's
Leech
Amer Tomorow
Soho
East Village
New York
Susil
Aval
Algerien Eamon
Taiverin
Switzerland
Demie Sg
Raver
Albright
Sacco
Rey
Phil Pastorc
Gwendolyn
Haman Rye
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