The Choice Of Patricia Hearst Saga Ends Quietly
A long-running Patricia Hearst case concludes with no dramatic rescue or conclusion. The piece argues Hearst has embraced revolutionary ideals, contrasts Symbionese with historical rebel figures, and warns against terrorism and socialism. It calls for equality of opportunity within a lawful system and urges accountability for leaders.
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Patricia Hearst
Tania
Symbionese Liberation Army
America
California
Hollywood awards reveal Hollywood insularity and tame choices
The piece criticizes the Academy Awards for favoring familiar safe choices over originality. It argues The Sting won best picture over American Graffiti, praising Lucas's film as innovative and criticizing The Sting as a nostalgia-driven gimmick. It notes George Roy Hill's directing award and laments Hollywood's retreat from new ideas and filmmakers.
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Hollywood
Robert Redford
Paul Newman
George Lucas
California
Lucas
George Roy Hill
Record Company Markets Classic Bloopers On TV
A major label hypes its ageless blooper collection on television while noting the fading fame of the long-ago host Hoobert Hoever. Producers may add a current element to seem timely, as a recent announcer pledged no broadcast of To Tell The Truth tonight due to a Nixon address.
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Hoobert Hoever
Nixon
Colorado as America’s Persian Gulf fuels growth fears
A freelance critic labels Colorado as America’s Persian Gulf due to vast coal oil and gas reserves amid rapid population growth. He warns that open spaces vanish as foothill traffic jams and environmental damage rise. Public reaction includes strong land use laws challenged by politics and culture.
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Colorado
America
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Middle East
John Love
Love
Faisal
North America
Nixon Tax Deduction Backdated Paper Trail Exposed
Attorneys Kalmbach and DeMarco testified they relied on White House information for Nixon 1969 tax returns claiming a 576000 donation deduction backed by a backdated deed. The appraisal occurred after the deadline, and Nixon controlled access to the papers. The piece also notes White House orders against saving 20 million yearly in air travel via overseas charter service.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Herbert Kalmback
Frank DeMarco
Edward L. Morgan
DeMarco
Kalmbach
Chicago
Ralph G. Newman
Joint Congressional Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Internal Revenue Service
House
William Moorhead
D-Pa
Pentagon
London
State Department
Moorhead
Civil Aeronautics Board
Robert Timm
Senate
All the Big Money Is in Money
In the era of the War on Poverty big funds flowed into programs and hustlers thrived. The author argues the true wealth lies in money itself, detailing how banks invest government escrow funds and suggesting state lotteries and public funds are leveraged for high returns. He urges investigators to dig for the truth about where government cash is parked and who benefits.
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Lyndon Johnson
Philadelphia
Post Office
Treasury
Washington
Massachusetts
U.S. Postal Service
Thomas Hobbes
National whirlgig on impeachment of Nixon divides nation
Washington debate over Nixon impeachment splits three ways with public polls predicting a Democratic landslide in 1974. Congress faces paralysis as regular Republicans and Democrats weigh resignations and political gamesmanship. Some lawmakers quit, citing public office as disgrace while Nixon remains a central, polarizing figure in a period of bitter partisanship.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
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