Poor Substitutes In Price Regulation Across Entities
Commentary on new government price controls as they impact a Illinois university raising football program prices, a Detroit hotel replacing cheap lock costs, an Atlanta exterminating firm hiking bills, and Joliet penitentiary inmates challenging prison store prices. The piece questions regulatory substitutes for a free market.
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Illinois
Detroit
Atlanta
Georgia
Office of Emergency Preparedness
Joliet
Balancing Nature and Civilization in the Electric Industry
The electric industry’s hydroelectric projects form the nation’s largest recreational complex. A Federal Power Commission booklet cites 555 sites across 27 states with 1.9 million acres of water surface and 22 000 miles of shoreline offering fishing, beaches, ramps, marinas, picnics, and seasonal hunting. Investor-owned power companies pursue long range conservation and recreation programs as part of multiple use of resources.
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Federal Power Commission
Dade County Bans Phosphate Detergents
Dade County Florida county commissioners vote to ban phosphate detergents starting January 1. They cite phosphates as polluting water resources and favor a return to soap where water is endangered. The move follows similar actions elsewhere amid heavy detergent industry pressure.
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Dade County
Florida
Miami
Prophecy of Admiral Ward on Cuba crisis and Soviet threat
Retired Rear Admiral Chester Ward on the Manion Forum outlines his 1961 Cuban missile crisis warnings. He cites a 1963 1965 radio stance and a National Security Committee report urging the president to declare the Western Hemisphere a peace zone and ban Communist war material to deter Soviet expansion.
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Chester Ward
United States Navy
Navy
Manion Forum
Soviet Union
Admiral Ward
Cuba
National Strategy Committee
American Security Council
White House
State Department
Defense Department
United States
Western Hemisphere
Soviet Bloc
Kennedy quarantine discussed by Admiral predicts Soviet first strike danger
The column relays an admiral's critique of the Cuban Missile Crisis approach, arguing the quarantine was misattributed and that the USSR faced US strategic superiority at the time. He warns that a single Kremlin order could unleash massive destruction, foreshadowing dire future consequences.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
U.S
Soviet Union
Kremlin
U.S.A
Breathlessness and sinus issues raised in health column
A reader asks about breathlessness at age 46 and Dr Lester Coleman explains potential heart and lung causes and the need for medical evaluation. Another letter concerns a three year old with adult snoring likely from enlarged adenoids or nasal allergy, with sinus infection ruled out by X ray and adenoids removal only if repeated infections occur.
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Mr. T
Notable events on December 16, 1971
Almanac entry notes 250th day of 1971 with moon phase between third quarter and new. Morning stars Mercury and Jupiter. evening stars Venus Mars and Laurin. Sagittarius sign dates. Noel Coward born December 16, 1899. Boston Tea Party occurred in 1773 as a protest against taxation.
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Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Mars
Laurin
Sagittarius
Noel Coward
Boston
Fragmentary Clues Puzzle Through History Stages
Fragmented text hints at cipher like clues and historical stages. References to Sheol and Hebrew letters suggest an enigmatic excerpt from a glossed lexicon or code. Partial numbers and phrases indicate a puzzle rather than a news event.
Fragmented OCR snippet with scattered place names and items
An unclear OCR fragment lists Missouri city references and scattered items such as meat pie Mont fabbr Texas and Candlenut tree fiber with vague numbers and terms like Clerica residence and Gran er wildfire. The text lacks coherent events or context for a firm summary.
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Missouri City
Mont Fabbr
Texas
Clerica
Daily Cryptoquote Inspiration From 1971 Syndicate
A cryptogram puzzle with substitution hints explains how to decode AXYDLBAAXA and LONGFELLO. The sample shows one letter per symbol, three Ls, two Os, and others, illustrating the puzzle mechanics.
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Axydlbaaxa Longfello
Kolo
Bernard Barch
King Features Syndicate
1835 NYC Fire Causes 20 Million Dollar Loss
The 1835 New York City blaze caused property losses estimated at 20 million dollars and firefighters were summoned from Philadelphia to battle the flames. In 1965 a cyclone hit Pakistan killing about 15,900 people.
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New York City
Pakistan
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