How much do cycles save in today’s traffic costs
The editorial argues motorcycles attract owners due to gasoline prices and economy per mile, but questions whether saving justifies the high risk. It notes crashes favor autos and that riders face severe injury or death even with care, often due to other drivers or mechanical faults. It concludes with cautious祝 wish for safer riding.
Sun Trap sculpture by Isaac Hay for Wheeler Basin Library
Isaac Hay of the city school system enters a year long project funded by the Friends of the Library to design and build a 12 foot stainless steel sculpture. Titled Sun Trap the piece will reflect sunlight and serve as a modern landmark for the Wheeler Basin Regional Library. The $3,400 materials cost will be covered by Friends and other supporters.
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Isaac Hay
Friends of the Library
Wheeler Basin
Hay
Spirit of America Fourth at Point Mallard Park Promises Events
July 4 at Point Mallard Park nears with planned Spirit of America events and booths. The Spirit of America Committee organizes activities suitable for all ages including music, food, games, and the Miss Spirit of America Pageant.
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Point Mallard
Point Mallard Park
Spirit of America Committee
Washington sex rings flourish in capital as Katz and others profit
Washington sex services draw diplomats, officials, and businessmen with cash, checks, or credit while masseuses offer massages up to 75 dollars and sometimes imply intercourse. Luxury-district operators target dignitaries at hotel and apartment sites despite limited police convictions. The piece also notes Soviet embassy site debates and Kissinger urging a detente aligned plan.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
BankAmericaid
Hal O’brien
Selectra Mate
Dupont Circle
Masseuses
O’brien
Henry Kissinger
United States
Moscow River
U.S. Chancery
Mount Alto
Kissinger
Ussr
Moscow
State Department
General Services Administration
GSA
U.S
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Anatoly Dobrynin
Arthur Hartman
Kremlin
Dobrynin
Hartman
Draft evader Osterlund returns home under arrest
Steven Osterlund, a 31 year old draft evader and Canadian citizen, returned from Canada believing clemency might be available. He was picked up by the FBI at Cleveland Airport and arrested while helping his mother search for a new house. He had been drafted in 1966 and fled in 1967.
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Washington Star
Washington
Steven Osterlund
Cleveland
FBI
Osterlund
Justice Department
London
Ontario
Vietnam
English-American Institute of Vienna
Kent State University
Draft Board
Unity Church
Secrecy as sacred government information fuels debate
A New York Times analysis notes how secrecy grows in U.S. politics as officials invoke national security. It cites House and Senate actions on restricting access to CIA, penalties for publishing or disseminating classified material, and a Supreme Court trend toward prior restraints. It discusses Watergate, the Pentagon Papers, and cases like Steven Osterlund as examples of the tension between transparency and government secrecy. It also questions the justice and consequences for dissenters and drafts cases amid Ford administration policies.
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New York Times News Service
New York
Mr. Dooley
Will Rogers
Watergate
Agnew
House Armed Services Committee
Michael Harrington
Massachusetts
Harrington
C.sa
Salvador Allende Gossens
Chile
Rockefeller Commission
C.I.A
Senate
Ford Administration
Nixon
Pentagon
Supreme Court
Edward Levi
Nicholas M. Horrock
New York Times
Rockefeller
House Committee
Congress
Executive
Signs of the End Times and Readiness for Christ
The piece lists prophecies before Jesus return including perplexity moral decline church apostasy violence rising knowledge world dictatorship evangelism peace talk and antiChrist revelation. It cites 2 Tim 3 Luke 21 Matt 24 1 Thess 5:3 Dan 12:4 1 John 2:18 Rev 14 and urges personal salvation and ready attitude.
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R.W
Christ
Decatur Daily publication details and subscription rates
The Decatur Daily operated by W R Shelton 1912 1924 in Decatur Alabama reported it is a member of the Associated Press and outlined misstatement policy and grievance redress. It listed subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions by mail and carrier within and outside trade zones with tax included.
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Americans For Amnesty
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William K. Thomas
Loch Helm
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John Dean
Magruder
White House
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