Support for Campbell to curb hockey fights in 1970s action
In our opinion Sack the brawlers Hockey fans players coaches and club owners should support National Hockey League President Clarence Campbell In his efforts to civilize the game by cracking down hard on those who participate in or encourage fist fighting and brawling on the ice. Mr. Campbell has reacted with justifiable anger to the game between the Philadelphia Flyers and the Los Angeles Kings at the Spectrum which was marred by 43 penalties and repeated fights. One mass fistfight and wrestling match a disgraceful exhibition delayed the game 21 minutes. Suspensions for one or more games should get results when fines won’t. When players understand that fighting can jeopardize their hockey careers as well as hurt their teams attitudes should change.
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SAVAK Documents Reveal Iranian Secret Police Training
The SAVAK papers claim agents receive covert training in wiretapping illegal entry and forgery. Documents tied to CIA involvement describe secret homes entries forged keys and molds plus tools for breaking locks and forged Swiss passports. Some memos discuss recruiting within Arab students and Kurds in Europe while noting no US use evidence. A separate account notes White House leak control efforts under Nixon Haldeman and a plan to wiretop top aides with bugs amid probes and hush money transfers.
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Economic forecast ends campaign rhetoric as 1976 outlook drifts
The piece argues that political change will not immediately alter the economy. It notes a 6 percent gross national product rise for 1976 but with a slowing growth path from 9.2 percent in Q1 to 4.5 percent in Q2 and 4 percent in Q3. Unemployment remains a key issue and inflation tensions persist as the year closes.
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Economic Recovery Outlook For 1977 And 1978
The analysis sees a cautious upward path into 1977 with growth accelerating into 1978. Credit remains easy, housing starts may lead a recovery, and business capital spending could rise aided by tax incentives. Inflation and unemployment stay risks, but rising consumer, business, and government spending suggest a continued expansion despite preelection political volatility.
Cartland's virginal heroines captivate global readers
Paul Harvey notes Elizabeth Ray's fall from grace and Barbara Cartland's enduring, moral romances. Cartland, 75, averages twenty titles yearly, with 350 acre estate and white Rolls Royce, yet she says money means little as she writes three chapters weekly and finds fulfillment in love with her fictional heroes. The Wall Street Journal calls her virgins market leader as American appetite grows for her clean, chaste stories.
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Sudden Bus Stops Outcome in Damages Trial
A passenger won damages after a bus driver braked hard, flinging Janet against the coin box and causing cuts and bruises. The court ruled negligent driving by the driver caused the harm and passengers should not endure rough rides due to such behavior.
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Election night coverage centers on Ford Carter race
AP reports CBS NBC and ABC begin live projections at 7 p.m. EST with focus on the Ford versus Carter presidential contest and 14 gubernatorial races 31 Senate seats and key House battles. Also notes new TV features and election night production costs.
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