Debate Over Mandatory Seatbelt Laws and Watergate Ties
The piece argues against compulsory seatbelt and helmet laws while noting a 1972 federal push, warnings of constitutional issues, and the broader liberty question. It shifts to U.S. political scandal, detailing Watergate hush money contacts among Nixon aides, Hunt, Kalmbach, Ulasewicz, and Dean with coded communications and payments.
Revealed Watergate Bribery Links From 1972 to 1973
The account traces hush money for Watergate defendants tied to Hunt and Liddy, with payments routed through Hunt and discussions among Nixon aides. It notes pleas and covert support for defendants, including a $1,000 monthly figure and a $75,000 delivery to Hunt’s attorney, cited in White House transcripts.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
E. Howard Hunt
John Mitchell
John Dean
Hunt
Dean
Herbert Kalmbach
Hay-Adams Hotel
G. Gordon Liddy
Haldeman
Mitchell
Fred LaRue
FBI
Cliches in Journalism and the Old End Cliche
An examination of how reporters use and redefine overused phrases. Examples cover petite colorful attractive not immediately known reliable source veteran coach hard fought contest lopsided victory and the enduring end. The piece treats cliches as a game to reveal underlying meaning and deadlines pressures.
Anniston Schools Grow Lunches By Farming Innovation
Anniston Alabama plansyear round school farm to supply fresh lunches and teach agri business. A 165 acre site will be used by students for crops beef cattle and poultry with cannery storage and beef house planned. Board cites social and motivation benefits and strong local industry support.
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Anniston
Alabama
Bigger bite for small firms in Congress report
The small Business association cites Census figures showing eight largest firms control up to 100 percent of shipments in several industries. In 1960 small and medium manufacturers held 50 percent of assets and 41 percent of profits. by 1972 those giants held 30 percent of assets and 28 percent of profits. The piece questions how a few giants shape foods, costs, and policy, asking if the country is being steered toward a superbig business era or driven by preservation-minded firms seeking own gain.
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New York
National Small Business Association
Association
Congress
Census Bureau
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Bittman
Anthony Ulasewicz
Damon Runyon
Kalmbach
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Arlington Towers
Potomac
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Eglion Corry Evening Journal
H.R. Haldeman
Paul Harvey
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