Kissinger and Schlesinger clash over detente concessions
Washington insiders report a secret policy clash between Henry Kissinger and James Schlesinger over SALT terms. Kissinger urges concessions to sustain detente, while Schlesinger argues for throw-weight limits to prevent Soviet nuclear superiority. The debate touches Vietnam, Cuba, and Middle East tensions. A separate probe concerns CHAMPUS fraud and mismanagement.
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Millionaires Rule Campaign Finance By Design
Opinion piece argues political campaigns must be shortened to curb costs and curb illegal contributions. It contends only millionaires can fund candidacies, fueling lavish spending, dirty tricks, and potential market of favors from big donors, with six month general elections straining staff and candidates alike.
Inflation shifts across food energy and more in 1970s era outlook
New York reports inflation broadening beyond food and energy as prices rise across metals chemicals and household items. Farm prices fall after March, while wholesale prices jump 15.6 percent driven by metals with broad effects on consumer goods. Unemployment hovers just over 5 percent, slight February to March drop surprises forecasters amid debate over monetary policy and inflation control.
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Black White Tension Said to Reach Schools and Industry
Paul Harvey reflects on racial discrimination as the Supreme Court weighs whether white students may be passed over for black students with lesser qualifications. He cites EEOC pressure on firms, cases against AT&T and others, and notes rising black officeholders in the South while praising improved race relations.
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U.S. Supreme Court
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How to establish paternity and related legal questions
A reader asks how to stop the two year statute of limitations from running to establish paternity when the alleged father fled Pennsylvania. Advice: file a complaint at the District Attorney's office now so the period stops and inform authorities if he returns. The text also covers title ownership for married women and donating one’s body to medical science with written instruments, witnesses, and notice to hospitals.
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District Attorney's Office
Geo Manag Forum On Use Of Tis Ne Seca
A fragmented notice references Geo Manag and a public discussion forum about the use of Tis Ne Seca. Details are unreadable and no dates or organizations are clearly identifiable.
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C Pet
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