White Paper Critiques Drug Control Shift In Marijuana Policy
The Domestic Council report under Vice President Rockefeller urges de-emphasis of enforcement against marijuana and other drugs deemed less damaging, while acknowledging marijuana is not harmless. Vernon D. Acree objects, calling the white paper unprofessional as drug harm claims spark debate about policy, research, and potential effects on public health and safety.
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Impending NHL Season Seen Through Exhibition Chaos
An exhibition game between the Chicago Black Hawks and Boston Bruins in Chicago drew 187 minutes of penalties in the second period and a near riot. The piece argues that such brutality harms professional hockey and urges fans to demand disciplined play when the season starts.
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Chicago
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Boston Bruins
Quebec Embraces French Rule Deepening Provincial Split
In mid 1970s Quebec shifts to French as official language, altering education, air traffic, and business practice. English speakers face demeaning minority status as zealots push for English-school elimination, heightening national division and eroding charm for visitors and expatriates.
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Quebec
Canada
Ford says voters want smaller federal government and tax cuts
Holmes Alexander writes that President Ford, amid Columbus Day recess chatter, claims the people yearn to curb federal growth and taxes. He warns Democrats may distort his stance, noting his record of cost cutting and vow to shield the needy while shifting focus to the productive middle class.
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Simon
A Glimmer Of Sense In Congress On Rhodesian Chrome
John Chamberlain notes a rare moment of pragmatism as the House votes 209 to 187 to reject attempts to reestablish a ban on Rhodesian chrome. The column frames this as sensible restraint amid broader 94th Congress criticism.
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Letting a Little Stay In Scrabble A
James J Kilpatrick comments on Thomas J Cottle and the push for privacy in schools and society. He critiques sensitivity training and public disclosures, notes political figures and industry debates on chrome and natural gas, and argues for a cautious approach to regulation and corporate structure.
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Cottle
Birch Bayh
Sunflower boom spreads from seeds to food and fuel
The National Geographic Society notes sunflowers are harvested for seeds edible snacks for people and birds, crushed for high-protein cattle feed and oil. Sunflower oil is used worldwide for cooking and industry, with 3.7 million metric tons produced yearly, ranking second to soybeans. Russia's improved strains boosted crops in North Dakota and Minnesota, totaling over 800,000 acres by 1972. The plant grows tall, tracks light, and 60 varieties span from Minnesota to South America.
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John 2. Conlan
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U.S
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Babcock and Wilcox Company
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
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The Brandeis professor and the politics of truth
A Brandeis University government professor labeled Spain’s regime fascist for executing five young fighters. The essay challenges rhetoric, cites Orwell, and contrasts real life under Franco with ideological labels, ending with a human portrait from a Spanish village. Jose the Civil Guard is pictured as a social, listening presence amid public life and family.
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Brandeis
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