Sinai accord marks cautious step toward Middle East peace
The interim Egypt Israel pact is framed as a bargaining trade that avoids a fifth war. Egypt seeks to focus on economic problems with U S support, while Israel gains security concessions and U S aid. Egyptian concessions provoke mixed reactions among Arabs, with uncertain long term regional impact.
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Egypt
Israel
Sinai
Suez Canal
Henry Kissinger
Middle East
Sadat
Congress
U.S
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Sinai Buffer Zone
Vietnam
United States
Syria
Golan Heights
United Nations
Saudi Arabia
Soviet Union
Roses Leave Town as Autumn Opens New Year’s Balance
Autumn marks the natural year's midpoint with spring and summer now behind us. The piece reflects on renewal and the cycle of life as seeds from Pennsylvania farms mature, harvest ends, and preparations begin for winter and next spring.
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Planet Earth
Mother Nature
Pittsylvania
Danville
Dentists Face Pressure From Lawsuits and Insurance Obedience
Dentists face income constraints as wages in other trades rise while they bear costs of equipment, staff, and office rent. Labor, government, and insurers push for control over treatment and costs, risking impersonal care. Amarillo hosts a dental practice symposium to defend the patient dentist relationship.
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Seattle
Amarillo
Tex
Ken Worley
United
Infession: Triffin's warning on world recession fears
Yale economist Robert Triffin coins infession to describe inflation in recession. The piece blames excessive spending, large deficits, and policy folly for the United States and Western economies facing slowing growth, higher unemployment, and rising prices. It criticizes Ford's deficit stance and Kissinger's aid proposals as fueling the malaise.
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Robert Triffin
Yale University
World Today
England
United States
Triffin
Prof. Triffin
Secretary of the Treasury
William Simon
Ford
94Th Congress
Liberal Coalition
Henry Kissinger
University of Wisconsin
Kissinger
States push ethics laws but enforcement lag persists
The piece notes 30 states plus localities have conflict of interest laws yet enforcement remains weak. It argues federal laws are lax, presses for citizen and press action, cites Common Cause data on ethics commissions, and highlights reforms in California Washington South Dakota with voter support and rapid adoption.
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Washington
NEA
United States
New Jersey
Baltimore County
Maryland
Congress
Executive Departments
Department of Justice
U.S
California
South Dakota
Post Vietnam syndrome and McFarland case profiled
The piece follows Vietnam veteran Bill McFarland, disabled and jailed for murder, detailing wartime trauma, alleged incompetence in his trial, and calls for parole to VA hospital care. It contrasts this with broader postwar issues and political satire about Washington life and society.
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Washington
NEA
Guadalcanal
Eleanor Roosevelt
William McFarland Jr
William Corson
Vietnam
McFarland
California
Bill McFarland
Bill Barkley
California Departmet of Corrections
MacFarland
Barkley
Veterans Administration
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Ray Cromiley
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Ine
Tom Tiede
Senator Soaper
Washington, D.C
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