Senators Scott Face Future Choices In 1975 terms
The article discusses U S Senators William L Scott of Delaware and Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania weighing whether to seek new terms. Hugh Scott, age 74, faces a decision on another six years in the Senate amid talk of diplomatic roles and potential assignments in President Ford's administration.
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ERA Setbacks Spark Mixed Reactions Across New York and New Jersey
ERA supporters vow to keep fighting after defeats in New York and New Jersey. Opponents argue amendments threaten the family by implying women would lose jobs and alimony, while supporters insist the measures would grant rights without harming family structure.
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On Campus and the Shifting College Plan
The piece reflects on student choices as liberal arts programs languish while practical fields like economics engineering and business draw enrollments. It notes job markets favor those with technical skills and that despite forecasts of decline colleges remain crowded with registrants seeking solid career prospects.
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City seeks repayment for VIP visit overtime costs
Hartford officials press the Republican State Committee for 9003.98 in overtime pay for police and fire crews guarding a presidential visit two weeks ago. Republican state chairman Frederick K. Biebel, injured and in a cast, resists footing the bill as future visits also loom with uncertain costs.
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Parting Shots on Consumer Economics and Presidency
The piece critiques how lifestyle is blamed for economic woes and argues persuading U.S. consumers is futile as their worst enemy is themselves. It imagines presidential candidates undergoing psychiatric tests, noting the job’s unattractiveness.
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Revolution Within the Form Predicted by Garet Garrett
The piece cites Garrett's warning of a leftward takeover via a revolution within the form, citing Chile under Allende, Urrutia’s denunciations, and allegations of forged registrations and Soviet influence. It connects these events to broader fears of creeping Marxist legality and civil liberties erosion. It argues such a path would override free speech and pluralism, with references to US commentators and Inter-American discussions.
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UN and Self-Improvement in Chile Amid Pinochet Rule
Holmes Alexander critiques UN efforts and U.S. policy as the Chilean military regime under General Pinochet maintains a state of siege. He argues the UN failed to gather on-site testimony and that reform must come from internal origins, not external investigations. He notes U.S. racial issues and prison injustices as parallel reforms are needed at home.
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Big Labor turns anti social in U S too
Ralph de Toledano argues AFL CIO has become a special interest pushing compulsory unionism and forced collective bargaining. He cites public employee strikes and rising government pay, warns of a shift of power toward Big Labor and political influence, amid public discontent and looming elections.
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We Remember It Well on Price Controls and Bailouts
Senator Proxmire warns Ford may reverse himself to bail out New York as prices and inflation bite. The piece recalls Nixon reversing on price controls on a Sunday in 1971 and warns of harmful effects on the economy and tax base, linking to New York’s rent control crisis and potential future policy errors.
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Bill's Sponsors Defend Child and Family Services Bill
Primary sponsors in the Senate and House dispute editor James J. Kilpatrick's charges about the Child and Family Services legislation. They assert the bill strengthens families with voluntary prenatal care, medical services, and day care funded by parents who request it, with parent control guaranteed, and note support from multiple faith groups while urging fact based debate.
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Soviet KGB espionage debate calls for full US probe
Senator Goldwater cites Nelson Rockefeller claiming KGB infiltration findings from a congressional panel. Kissinger opposes further KGB investigations, warning detente could suffer. Berkis urges Congress to investigate Soviet espionage without delay. Farmville.
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Consumer urged to buy more as path to recovery
Economists say recovery hinges on consumer spending while fashion signals reinforce demand for extra clothing. The Shark Anti-Defamation League calls on Hollywood to create a film featuring a friend as the hero.
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