Randle eyes rivalry as Virginia hosts Tar Heels in pivotal clash
In a pregame blast, Sonny Randle says North Carolina may never respect Virginia as the Orange and Blue prepare for a Saturday clash at Scott Stadium. The piece traces a long Carolina-Virginia football rivalry from 1892 to present and warns Tar Heels fans to expect a fierce, no-dawdling battle.
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Orange and Blue
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Virginia
Scott Stadium
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Spock
North Carolina
Richmond
Mr. Jefferson
Col. Davie
Dooley
Virginia Hills
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Death Of A Lake In Central California Owens Lake’s decline into a dust basin
The article recalls Owens Lake once 200 feet deep now a dust basin. It traces its demise to glacial history and, more recently, overuse and irrigation. Los Angeles bought the land and water rights in the early 1900s and diverted water 223 miles away by aqueducts, leading to a dead lake by 1930. It warns water's value and the risk to other water bodies.
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California
Owens Lake
Los Angeles
United States
Parting Shots and Local Snippets Spark Debate
The President laments many save checks over cashing them, while a politician faces inquiries over mansion income. Grand juries are urged to consider wives buying cheaper cuts. Privacy fears rise as computers invade citizen life, with insider dirt looming. Reports surface of gigantic hairy humanoids in Oklahoma attracting scientists and recruiters.
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Oklahoma
Buckley Faces Backlash Over City of New York Bonds
The New York delegation criticizes Senator James L. Buckley for opposing federal guarantees to cover New York City bond deficits. The facade of fiscal aid clashes with calls for accountability as residents voice frustration over local officials' alleged extravagance and mismanagement.
Big debate on state bonds and federal guarantees
The text discusses guaranteed admission to city colleges, potential bond defaults, and the impact on New York. It condemns political demagoguery, praises fiscal restraint, and critiques Representative Edward Koch and Senator Buckley for actions seen as self serving. It argues Washington guarantees invite other cities to seek similar backing and questions the integrity of party leaders.
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New York
United States
New York City
Washington, D.C
Edward Koch
Congress
Edmund Burke
Thomas Jefferson
John Stuart Mill
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Koch
Mr. Kock
Senator Buckley
Connecticut
Robert Kennedy
Buckley
Uses Of Collectivism In Indias Descent To Despotism
Washington views Indira Gandhi's takeover as the logical outcome of Nehru's planning era. The author argues central economic controls, heavy regulation, and state power crush opposition, worsen poverty, and throttle production. He warns this lesson applies to any society building similar machinery.
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Washington
Indira Gandhi
India
Pandit Nehru
Gandhi
Inflationary Fires Fueled by Congress and Big Labor
Ralph de Toledano argues Congress prolongs recession rhetoric while inflation and energy shortages worsen. He blames government spending, energy policy, and labor productivity, criticizes Big Labor and Democrats, cites Britain’s inflation, and warns of double-digit inflation and rising unemployment if Congress does not change course.
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Washington
Congress
Hth Congress
Calvin Coolidge
Britain
Nader Bill Seen as Monumental but Flawed
Holmes Alexander critiques H.R. 7575 to create the Agency for Consumer Advocacy. He argues the bill would overreach, duplicating regulators, burdening the economy, and presuming guilt of producers, while claiming existing agencies protect consumers. He contrasts the proposal with Nader’s consumer activism and warns of government overreach and civil strife.
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Agency For
Consumer Advocacy
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General Motors
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Brooks, Horton and
Rosenthal
Nader
Watergate
Brooks
Rosenthal-Horton
Environmental Protection Agency
Russell Train
Dr. Train
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