Let the girls play if there is a legitimate protest
In our view, no girls have tried out for Little League here yet. If they do, acceptance should follow without bias as objections claim inferior play. Some boys’ attire shows lack of readiness, and the piece argues for merit over gender in judging eligibility.
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Hank Aarons
Watergate saga and mixed signals from CIA and FBI
A fragmentedWatergate tale notes CIA files swapped to mislead the FBI. Testimony links Mrs McCord burning papers and Pennington involved, while officials deny sensitive disclosures. Reported confusion suggests deliberate obstruction of justice and misdirected investigations.
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Stennis Intervenes to Halt Clements Probe in Senate
Old Senator John Stennis pressed to stop a probe into Deputy Defense Secretary William Clements over a perceived conflict of interest. Clements owned $100 million in SEDCO and pushed for opening the Alaska oil reserves and related developments while presiding at the Pentagon on policy. A Treasury memo reveals energy push to open nearby Arctic Refuge to drilling, prompting a partisan clash in Congress led by Stevenson and Moss.
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Corporate democracy debate on owners' role in change
New York AP reports on a view of corporate democracy where shareholders own firms yet rarely influence or change corporate policy. Edmund Littlefield cites advocates for change including injured parties, academics, corporate gadflies, and activists who see corporations as instruments for social reform.
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If you were in oil companies how would you prove innocence
A speculative imagined view asks an oil company to justify its profits and practices. It argues shareholders lack power to push board changes, notes government and media critique, and contemplates how profits fund drilling refining and reinvestment. It cautions against government control and calls for competitive, rational policy.
What is the Law for eighteen year olds in Pennsylvania
Questions about new rights for eighteen year olds in Pennsylvania include capacity to make a will enter contracts own real estate and reduced age of marriage plus eligibility to vote and hold office. Employment opportunities expanded to many licensed roles but major contention remains alcohol drinking age. Continuous child support past eighteen depends on court discretion based on ability to study and financial means. consult counsel for individual suitability. Contact details for U S senators and Pennsylvania officials are listed for further guidance.
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