Editorial Shrugs as Football TV Ban Starts
The piece argues Congress quickly backed a pro football blackout split over televised games, noting the craze boosts business but harms the average fan with higher prices. It cites Redskins games in Washington, season-ticket demand, and the likely end of the experiment if seats remain unsold.
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James Reston
New York Times
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Washington
Redskins
Supreme Court
Henry Kissinger
Sonny Jurgenson
Russia
Cleveland
America
Watergate
Nixon
Agnew
Kennedy
Nixon Plane Upgrades Cost Big Jet for White House Comfort
Washington The Treasury funds a new Boeing lead plane for Nixon, with $1.785 million spent to redesign the Spirit of 76 to suit Haldeman and Pat Nixon. Pat insisted changes shift guest access to Nixon quarters, prompting $285,000 more for a reconfigured guest lounge next to the presidential space. A spokesman noted the Spirit of 76 will keep its name. The piece then shifts to Chilean coup analysis, an Agriculture Department blood test plan for ghetto babies criticized and scrapped, and a profile of Senator Carl Curtis honoring Howie Phillips with praise of his anti poverty work finalized by copyright note.
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Washington
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Pat Nixon
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George Washington
Valley Forge
Salvador Allende
Chile
Allende
Nathaniel Davis
State Department
Agriculture Department
Agriculture
Earl Butz
Howie
Carl Curtis
Rneb
Howard Phillips
Phillips
Congress
CIA
Office of Economic Opportunity
Curtis
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Morgan County Wins Top Legislative Working Honors
The Capitol Press Corps awarded Morgan County lawmakers Sen. Bob Harris and Rep. David Cauthen for hardest working in both Senate and House at the close of the 1973 legislative session. Rep. Ralph Slate, in his third term, rounds out the delegation noted for quiet effectiveness.
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Alabama
Morgan
Capitol Press Corps
Senate
House
Morgan County
Bob Harris
David Cauthen
Ralph Slate
Slate
No Clear Track For Amtrak In Profit Debate
Amtrak, now in its third year, faces a clash between profit focus and public service. DOT urged cutting three routes and trimming funding, while Congress pushes to maintain or expand service. Amtrak sought more money but faced budget limits and industry resistance amid labor costs and track issues.
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Susan Watters
Congressional Quarterly
Washington
National Railroad Passenger Corp
Amtrak
Congress
Nixon
DOT
Department of Transportation
Executive Branch
Chicago
Florida
New York
Washington, D.C
Kansas City
Brock Adams
D Wash
Office of Management and Budget
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
House
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Senate
Transportation Department
Decatur Daily publication details and subscription rates
The Decatur Daily publishes weekday afternoons and weekend mornings in Decatur Alabama. It is a member of the Associated Press and provides subscription rates by mail and carrier, with annual and monthly pricing and tax details.
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Associated Press
New York Times News Service
Congressional Quarterly News Service
Decatur
Alabama
The
Tennessee Valley Printing CO. Inc
P.O
Ala
Women Arts Conference Ends With Plan for National Artists Group
In Racine Wisconsin the Wingspread Conference on women and the arts concluded with an agreement in principle to form a national organization of women artists to drive social change. About 100 women and a few men from various arts disciplines attended at the Wingspread estate designed by Frank Lloyd Wright to explore feminism in the arts.
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Racine, Wis
Nyt
Backwoods
Wingspread
Frank Lloyd Wright
Swede Vote Close in Tight Swedish Election
Stockholm The Social Democratic Party led by power for 41 years appeared to barely fend off a non socialist coalition in the tightest election in modern Swedish history. With about 90 percent of votes counted the Social Democrats and their tacit allies the communist left party held a two seat margin in the 350 seat Riksdag. Experts warned of a possible 175 to 175 deadlock when all votes are tallied.
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Stockholm
NYT
Social Democratic Party
Social Democrats
Communist “Left Party
Riksdag
Cambodians Return as Rebels Block Route 1 Near Phnom Penh
Thousands of refugees flood into Phnom Penh after a new insurgent roadblock on Route 1. Rebels seize a section of the road eight and a half miles from Phnom Penh, cutting off nearby towns including Koko.
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Kein Sway
Cambodia
Nyt
Phnom Penh
Koko
New International Bible Nears Public Release
A new modern English Bible titled the New International Bible is ready for distribution with the New York Bible Society International funding over 500000 dollars since 1967. The 592 page first volume will be on sale across the United States by September 28.
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New York
Nyt
New International Bible
New York Bible Society International
United States
Will Durant on hurry and civility philosophy
Will Durant asserts that haste erodes civility and thoughtful conduct. The quote reflects a philosopher's stance that true civilization emerges from measured reflection, not rushed action.
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Philosopher Will Durant
Christ did not marry but embodies love and marriage for all
The author argues Jesus Christ had no wife and did not pursue romance, yet his life defines spiritual love for all people. He notes Christ’s respect for natural relationships, his first miracle at a wedding, and that romance was not part of his mission but not disapproval of earthly love.
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Jesus Christ
T.H.G
Christ
Mary Magdalene
Simon
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