Pardon of Nixon by Ford Stirring Moral Debate
The editorial argues the Nixon pardon sparks emotional conflict in the nation. It questions how Watergate figures will be prosecuted, notes perceived inequality, and fears the pardon compounds damage to the republic’s equality under law. The piece urges careful, evenhanded justice.
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Richard M. Nixon
Gerald Ford
Watergate
United States
Gladys Glad
Mark Hellinger
Hudson River
Capital shortage threat sparks New York Stock Exchange warning
The New York Stock Exchange warns Americans face a looming capital shortage that could trigger urban decay, business failures, higher unemployment, and cutbacks in health and education. Analysts project a gap between $4.032 trillion available and $4.678 trillion needed by 1985, signaling a worsening economic squeeze.
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Bicentennial Slogan Quest and Reflections on Liberty
The piece surveys past slogans and calls Americans to craft a Bicentennial motto reflecting two centuries of democratic values. It laments Watergate, cites quotes of liberty and unity, and urges citizen participation while praising American ideals, resilience, and ongoing social challenges.
Burial Talk and Neptune Society Jabs Dockside Dreams
A fragmented essay riffs on death commerce and cemeteries with Neptune Society urgency and Sea burial fantasies. It jabs undertakers, cremation costs, and the appeal of cremation at sea while naming Charles Denning, Mark Hellinger, Damon Runyon, and Sleepy Hollow as vivid touchpoints between life, memory, and the afterlife. It closes with a PennDOT contact list for readers troubled by road issues.
Display of United States flag required for state colleges
Question and answer discuss Act 71 requiring daily display of the US flag in all state owned or state aided higher education institutions. It notes prior governor oversight and lists contact details for PA officials including Senator Schweiker Scott, Governor Shapp, Representative Vigorito, and Senator Dwyer with Harrisburg and Washington offices.
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Commonwealth
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