Harder And Slower The Trouble With Democracy
The Port Washington editorial argues democracy is slower and more people driven than laws driven systems. It emphasizes moral purpose, citizen participation, and the right of all residents to influence school governance, urging patience at school board meetings and recalling democracy rests on valuing every citizen.
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Jesus
Carl F. Burke
Threat to reporting trial of Colombo Jr. sparks free press ire
The Tulsa Tribune denounces Judge Judd’s call for secrecy at the Joseph Colombo Jr. trial, arguing guarding testimony risks open justice. It warns that restricting reports mirrors dictatorship secrecy and urges reform of court reporting.
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Orrin G. Judd
Brooklyn
Joseph Colombo Jr
Joseph Colombo
America
Gov Lester Maddox hints at career as recording artist
The Georgia governor says he plans to enter the recording business with optimism and humor. He jokes about becoming the first ex-governor to sell a million records while continuing duties as lieutenant governor in January.
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Johnny Cash
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Food and population clash in the Malthusian era
A century’s warning by Thomas R. Malthus on population outpacing food resurfaces as Asia speeds growth and the green revolution aids exports. With world population at three and a half billion and seven billion by 2000 projected, experts question if synthetic foods can avert a potential disaster and even change dining habits.
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Britain
Asia
Emily
Bankruptcy Court
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Nixon Burns Push for Activist Incomes Policy Rises
The Christian Science Monitor notes a shift toward wage price controls and a stronger incomes policy as President Nixon eases oil imports and signals limits on wages in government contracts. Fed chief Arthur Burns lists steps to dampen inflation, including a wage price review board and caution about expansionary policy amid rising wages.
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Nixon
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur Burns
Burns
Canada
Federal Reserve
Medical Support for Local Options Plan Debate
In medical and surgical offices we see Medicaid problems. Patients bypass local doctors for costly private clinics at universities and doctors avoid Medicaid patients. Costs rise from drugs eye care and glasses, and the plan risks a socialized bureaucracy. The Durham Orange Medical Assistants Association urges legislators to adopt a better Local Options Plan.
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Commission For the Blind
North Carolina
Eugene V. Grace
Durham
Wonder and Faith Reflections from MUADOWS
A brief devotional meditation asks how daily actions touch others and if gratitude and prayer are kept. The fragment ponders divine presence, strength, and guidance, noting Our Father’s care and the need to pray before sleep.
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