Mayor's letter plan to apologize over Rochester parking ticket criticized
The Rochester mayor John Shaw considers apologizing to Gov. Meldrin Thompson after a meter ticket on Thompson's car. A local businessman reported a nonfeeding chauffeur, and Shaw intends to pay 50 cents and draft an apology. Critics argue the governor's car must follow laws, just like others.
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John Shaw
Rochester
New Hampshire
Meldrin Thompson
Thompson
Shaw
Virginia
William M. Tuck
Boston
Tuck
Thomas B. Stanley
Stanley
Richmond
U.S. 360
Stanleytown
Penny worth debate echoes in modern currency talk
The piece argues pennies are obsolete as prices rise and vending machines resist change. It notes Mint funded research without penny questions, vending operators resist, and sales tax officials can't justify pennies. It calls for new accounting methods and questions why the penny remains in use. The author warns nickels and dimes may become worthless as inflation continues.
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U.S. Mint
Kissinger Stance Haunts Ford Amid Solzhenitsyn Row
Ford faces fallout from Kissinger policies as Sen. Helms accuses State Dept official Winston Lord of branding Solzhenitsyn fascist. Helms calls for Kissinger’s resignation unless he embraces the Republican platform, signaling strain ahead of the fall election against Carter.
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Washington
Ford
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Panama
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
U.S
White House
Solzhenitsyn
Kremlin
Trate
Sen
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Kansas City
Helms
Bkebms
Mr. Ford
Jimmy Carter
Speaks For Anderson To The Editor In Virginia
Virginia voters have a choice now that Tom Anderson is on the Presidential ballot in Virginia this November. He is an outstanding candidate, fully qualified, an honorable and moral man. A longtime student of world politics and history, he has lectured across the country and visited behind the Iron Curtain. Anderson is a constitutionalist. The American Party, led by campaign chairman C. Mason Gardner, pledges to save the Republic and enterprise system against past administrations.
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Virginia
Tom Anderson
United States
White House
C. Mason Gardner
Anderson-Shackelford
Lee Highway
Gainesville
America
CTA
Papandreou
Greece
Turkey
Aegean Sea
Aegean
Security Council
Rand McNally
Papandree
Pericles
Papandreas
Socialist Erosion Hits Capitalism
In St Andrews Scotland prominent economists at the Mont Petering Society bicentennial celebration question the future of the joint stock corporation once praised by Adam Smith. After 200 years they suggest Smith’s prediction may be renewed as capitalism faces erosion and transformation across global markets.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
EFS
Adam Smith
Barking
Insurance
Smith
Mont Peterin
SS Andrews
Malcolm Fisher
Britain
Dr. Fisher
West Germany
Ireland
Brazil
Keith Joseph
Conservative Party
Corporation
England
Pareer
Sean Ions
Best Years Debate Echoes Across Nations and Leaders
A reflective column surveys wartime memory and postwar prosperity through Goulden and Goulden’s The Best Years of Our Lives. It discusses Truman era triumphs and Cold War diplomacy, mentions Churchill De Gaulle and Nixon slogans, and weighs global views on corporate power, worker co‑determination, and nationalization with quotes from Arvid Fredborg Malcolm Fisher Keith Joseph.
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Washington, D.C
Solon
Greece
Joseph Goulden
Truman
Churchill
de Gaulle
Joe McCarthy
Alger Hiss
Jane Russell
Norman Mailer
Five Report
GOP Rebirth in Ford Era Amid Party Realignment
The piece argues the Republican Party, under Ford, has shifted from old Eastern liberal roots to a new, activist, Midwest aligned base. It highlights new delegates’ profiles, the eclipse of liberal Republicans, and Ford’s need to navigate demographic changes while appealing to Catholic voters in key cities. The analysis notes the rise of new party dynamics and Ford’s strategic repositioning.
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Gerald Ford
Midwest
Kansas City
Meshoon Garden
Elliot Richardson
Massachusetts
Gordon Nelson
Cyprus crisis era drew Greece and Turkey toward conflict
William F Buckley Jr argues that harmonious ties between Greece and Turkey are fragile. He recalls the 1974 Cyprus crisis, the Greek colonels, the CIA accusation, and Andre Papandreou's provocations that threaten regional stability and provoke Greece’s ostracism of harmful demagoguery.
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Cyprus
NATO
Pericles
Republic
Karamanlis
United States
Central Intelligence Agency
Greece
Andre Papandreou
George
Andre
University of California At Berkeley
Berkeley
Johnson
Berkley
Papandreou
CIA
Turkey
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Ralph Nader
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Vail
Colorado
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Robert Dole
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