Maryland Bar urges Agnew disbarment over tax case
A three judge Maryland Bar Association panel recommends disbarring former Governor and Vice President Spiro Agnew after his no contest plea to evading part of his income taxes. Judges condemn his conduct as deceitful and urge equal application of sanctions. President Nixon’s health plan proposal also faces scrutiny amid cost comparisons and political debate.
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Maryland Bar Association
Spiro Agnew
Mr. Agnew
U.S
Agnew
Messy Eating Habits and Public Nutrition Shame
Market analysts say Americans misjudge their diets. Dr Paul A Fine notes frequent snacking and fragmented meals, with families skipping breakfast, sugary cereals, and limited sit-down dinners. He urges HEW and schools to educate children on proper eating to strengthen the next generation.
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Paul A. Fine
Fine
Passing Of A Would-Be Assassin David Siqueiros Obituary
The Washington Post prints a delicate obituary for David Alfaro Siqueiros, co founder of the Mexican Communist Party, focusing on his artistic works while noting accusations he took part in a plot against Leon Trotsky. Time offers no final judgment on his political activities.
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Washington. Post
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Leon Vrotsky
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Ilo
Italt
NEVI
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Trotsky
Finea Sapmenti
Carlos Contrea
Vittorio Vidali
Fifth Brigade
International Brigade
Stalin
Siqueiros
Leonid Jingon
General Kotov
Pablo
Isaac Don Levine
Conteras
Kotov
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Ftamon Mercader
Mexico
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Harte
Jang
Mexi
Chile
Pablo Neruda
Fats
NKVD
Moscow
Can City
Solzhenitsyn and the West Face a Moral Quiz
A column argues Solzhenitsyn's critique of totalitarianism tests Western policy and courage. It recounts the fate of American Dolgun, tortured in Soviet camps, and warns that yielding to detente could enable genocide while urging bold Western action.
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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
West
Solzhenitsyn
Martin Luther King
Russia
Jesus
Gulag Archipelago
Siberia
Lubyanka
Germany
Maryland
Alexander Dolgun
Moscow
Paradise
Ryumin
Young Dolgun
Dolgan
Urban revival after fuel shortages reshapes cities
Russell Kirk argues a petroleum and energy crunch will push people back downtown, restoring urban cores as gas scarce suburbs retreat. He links highway flight and busing debates to fuel limits, foreseeing a city-centered revival with improved transit, lower crime, and a stronger tax base as motels near airports falter.
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Fife
Squirearchy Estates
10Th St
Mth St. Megalopolis
House of Representatives
Why Auto Racing Should Be Restricted During Energy Crisis
A reader questions why Daytona 500 will be cut to 450 miles while energy conservation measures pressure citizens. She argues races waste fuel while many lose jobs, and urges federal action to ban auto racing until the crisis passes. She notes personal conflict with a racing fan husband but calls for public explanation and change.
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United States
Willie Eanes
Canadian Poet Robert W Service Turns 190 This January
National Geographic notes Canadian poet Robert W Service would have turned 190 on January 16. The Yukon and Alaska frontier verse made him famous, with Songs of a Sourdough selling millions by 1940. He lived in Dawson and Whitehorse and drew on rough northern life for memorable poems.
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Washington
Robert W. Service
Kipling
Service
National Geographic Society
Yukon Territory
France
Alaska
Canada
Suntone
Yukon
College of Hard Knocks
California
Dawson
Whitehorse
Yukon River
Dan McGrew
Casey
McGrew
Arctic
Ervice
Sam McGee
Dag McGrew
Danville Register subscription rates and policies
The Danville Register lists subscription terms and prices for daily and Sunday delivery in city and suburbs. Rates include one year 20 dollars, six months 10.50, three months 5.25, and one month 1.75. single copies cost 10 cents, Sunday 20 cents. Notice mailed 10 days before expiration. renewals encouraged.
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