Carter and Rhodesia policy ignite UN criticism
The piece attacks President Carter over Rhodesia policy and a UN Security Council resolution on May 27. It questions press freedom as a Carter value, cites Ambassador Young, and alleges support for Rhodesian propaganda while condemning U.S. inaction and commentary at Notre Dame and Harvard.
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Open Letter to a Teenager critique in juvenile advice
A Burlington Hawk Eye reader argues that a Denver judge authored Open Letter to a Teenager urging teens to go home. The writer says such advice ignores modern realities like absent or exhausted parents and home disintegration, urging that addressing delinquency requires tackling delinquent parenting and broken homes.
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van Buren
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Dad
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Iowa
Hawk Eye
Distaff Side and Home Front Notes Mix in Kansas Page
A Kansas paper blends local crime mention with family milestones and small town vignette. The piece cites a victim with head, arm, shoulder, torso and foot injuries from a fracas, plus a possible fatal stab. It then shifts to domestic celebrations, routines, bumper-sticker humor, and a community arts event led by Doral Mancini.
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Nixon pardon tale disputed in Frost interview
Washington hears a dramatic Nixon pardon account as he tells David Frost he faced possible indictment for perjury. Becker disputes Nixon’s last minute soul searching and a flawed pardon narrative while Ford had decided to grant clemency citing health fears.
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Benton Becker
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Book fair preview mocks fall titles and odd bestsellers
Art Buchwald riffs on the San Francisco booksellers convention as publishers showcase a flood of quirky fall titles. He lists absurd names from How to Perform Your Own Heart Transplant to The Joy of Oil Spills and Is There an IRS After Death, noting supernatural volumes and satirical takes on business and society with sharp, comic observations.
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Booth
Jackie Onassis
Chris
Anita
Florida
Wasp
Tonight TV Highlights Show Mix of Classics and News
A crowded prime time lineup features CBS AMLY HOLVAKi Part 1l with a family drama about Ramey, NBC BAA BAA BLACK SHEEP The Dead light Enemy of AML, and ABCs Happy Days Time Capsule where a vault mishap traps teens. Also Laverne & Shirley Two of Our Weirdos Are Missing and M A S H Hawkeyes nightmarish sleepwalk. NBC Police Woman Brainwash follows teens at a private school. ABCs Rich Man Poor Man Book 1 Chapter V. CBS One Day at a Time covers family dispute. ABC News Closeup Nuclear Power Pro and Con.
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Amly Holvaki
Ramey
NBC
AML
Happy
Fonzie
Richie
Potsie
Ralph Malph
Howard's Hardware
ABC
Laverne & Shirley
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Shirley
Lay
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Enny
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Hawkeye
Sgt
Pepper
Anderson
Sea
Rudy
Tom
Ren
Bluegrass of Cabbage Crik Informal Concert
Public TV Tuesday on Channel 7 features an informal concert by Cabbage Crik, a five member Western Michigan bluegrass group, at 9 p.m. Jerusalem special report examines the city's turbulent history and the Six Day War's anniversary, followed by Documentary Showcase on teen pregnancy.
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Pan
Michigan
Jerusalem
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