Debating public demand for fair treatment in Watergate era
Opinion on tar and feathers in justice discourse. It critiques Nixon pardon coverage and the Woodward Bernstein books. It praises Boston Globe for apologizing over The Final Days excerpts while urging ethical press standards and responsible reporting on leaders.
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Boston Globe
Bob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
Washington Post
The
Globe
Nixon
Watergate
White House
CB Radio Laws and Local Club Respond to Front Page Article
Readers comment on CB talking skip legality under FCC rules Part 95 Subpart D 95.83 and license requirements while praising local Corry Communications CB Club efforts. Messages urge responsible use, public health concerns about smoking, and note of a missing Journal front page CB story and club activities with contact details and fundraising notes.
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SIPC
Corry Evening Journal
FCC
Citizens Radio Service
Charlie
Corry Communications
CB Radio Club
Carry Evening Journal
Saper
Corry Communications CB Club, Inc
Elgin-Beaverdam Fire Hall
Marine National Bank
Corry
PO Box
Pas
Amateur photographers in America hit with washout rate
A report notes that about 800 million of the billion pictures taken by America's 08 rilion amateur photographers turn out badly, including many washed out or unfocused images. The author laments frequent failures and lists common issues.
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Bat Sevastona
Sylvia
America
Rilion
Say Cheese Price Shifts Highlight Film and Camera Deals
A survey notes price ranges for film and flashcubes, with remarks from Potomat VP Frank Martin on consumer costs and usage patterns. It highlights savings through bulk buying, seasonal sales, and careful handling to improve photo outcomes, plus tips on keeping film and cameras in good condition. It also touches on home birth trends as hospitals face differing risks and conveniences.
Home birth surge prompts debate on medical risk and safety
Dr Gregory White notes rising demand for home deliveries, especially among suburban mothers, while critics cite hospital infection costs and risk. A Santa Cruz study found no major complications in nearly 300 home births, and some doctors advocate home obstetrics, opposing hospital-dominated childbirth. Washington letters raise nuclear counterforce concerns tied to policy and SALT.
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Gregory White
Santa Cruz
Calif
Counterforce debate reshapes nuclear deterrence theory
Congressional figures warn that true counterforce would enable a confident first strike with quick acting missiles. They argue submarine launched weapons would create an invincible deterrent and fear a shift in U S Soviet strategy if diplomacy stalls and risk misreads grow. They critique past reliance on body counts and numbers.
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