Opinion: Keep it cool as school schedule flap unfolds
East Brunswick columnist JO Haring notes a calm, low-key tone in teacher board talks over schedule changes. She humorously recounts mishaps of daily life with three boys, an athletic husband, and a trail of ER visits, urging restraint and patience until a steady resolution emerges.
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JO Haring
East Brunswick
N.J
Father’s basketball risk and a trail of playful mishaps
A narrator recounts a father who takes up basketball to fight cholesterol and shape a future coach, only to incur multiple injuries and a stolen billfold. The piece contrasts his athletic resilience with the dangers his children face from playful, chaotic behavior and hints at wider political revelations about Kissinger and Nixon.
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Namath
Unitas
Jurgensen
Willis Reed
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Joint chiefs spy ring and antitrust push target auto giants
A report details a covert effort linked to the Joint Chiefs and the White House plumbed by former Kissinger aide David R. Young Jr. It claims a Pentagon spy ring surfaced amid wiretaps and memos. Separately Senate antitrust plans target General Motors Ford and Chrysler to force divestiture, aiming to curb dealership and financing controls and spur smaller car production.
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Fire prevention urged by national commission seeks safer homes
The National Commission on Fire Prevention urges safer building codes and wider use of approved early warning fire and smoke detectors after finding most fire deaths occur at home from smoke and gases. It cites savings of twenty dollars for each dollar invested in prevention and highlights Pyro Sentinel alarms as a leading option.
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Rick Goings
Forecasts and doubts swirl as market pundits peek into 1974
A New York speaker of the Securities Analysts argues 1974 may show generally declining corporate earnings yet rising stock prices. Analysts describe the market as a barometer forecasting conditions tomorrow, while late-year strength is pinned to hoped inflation easing and oil crisis resolution.
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New York Society of Security Analysts
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