Editorial Shared Burden in Railroad Regulation Debate
The piece argues that long standing railroad regulation has caused financial stress and urges public support for expanding the freight car fleet. It cites a 3.2 to 3.4 billion dollar expansion need from 1970 to 1980 and notes a 14.2 percent decline in owned and leased freight cars over a decade.
Education and vouchers spark parental control debate
The piece argues compulsory schooling breeds propaganda and state control. It favors voluntary education with parental choice via vouchers or tax credits, asserting only parents should direct a child’s reading and values. It warns that any plan still allows state certification of schools.
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The Mistaken Freeze and Nixon Economic Policy
Anthony Harrigan argues that Nixon's 90 day wage freeze failed to curb inflation and notes the need for strong federal controls. He critiques liberal economists, praises Hazlitt, warns against price and wage controls, and urges massive public spending cuts and anti trust action to restore competition.
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DAILY CROSSWORD AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE NOTES
A newspaper page offers a daily crossword with clues across and down plus a cryptoquote puzzle. The grid includes themed entries such as Biblical, geographic and general knowledge terms, with reference to yesterday’s quote and the master of opinions quotation.
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Golden Toe award to honor pro football kickers
A shoe company sponsors a new Golden Toe award to recognize pro football kickers and punters. The prize includes a $1,000 bonus to the leading kicker or punter of the season.
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Washington March of Events Sky Marshal Program
A Washington dispatch notes the sky marshal program expanding to millions of dollars in funding and personnel. Officials describe nationwide deployment aims and safety goals amid congressional scrutiny.
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Airlines to Pay for Security as Sky Marshal Costs Rise
The sky marshal program has grown to 37.7 million dollars yearly, funded by federal taxpayers. Gen. Benjamin Davis criticizes airline security and argues continued government protection is needed despite airline reluctance to invest. The piece links high costs to passenger screening, hijacker profiling, and cargo theft concerns.
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