Whose Market Is This In High Point
An eloquent tribute to High Point's furniture market, detailing its economic and civic impact on the city. It argues the market shapes life, attracts visitors, and fosters hospitality, stressing individual responsibility to sustain the market's future presence and success.
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Judge orders Ford deposition as witness for Fromme case
A federal judge orders President Ford to provide a video taped deposition as a defense witness for Lynette Fromme, raising the constitutional question of a sitting president testifying in a criminal trial. The piece discusses video tape use in courts and its implications for evidence rules and fair trials.
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Projecting the News on Animal Use in U S Labs and Law
A discussion on the use of animals in research and industry, highlighting millions of animals killed annually, the Animal Welfare Act of 1966, calls for greater regulation, and a forthcoming National Academy of Sciences symposium. Noted quotes from Humane Society leaders frame the debate.
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Veterans Administration
National Research Council-National Academy of Sciences
Washington, D.C
Pentagon Plumbers Report Unpublished Memoir Revelations
An unpublished memoir by W Donald Stewart details the Pentagons own plumbers who traced leaks to the Senate and other officials including John Stennis and Henry Jackson The saga spans police style investigations lie detectors and leaks reaching into the White House Nixon and the FBI The piece also covers LEAA abuses and GAO findings on improper use of temporary appointments under Richard Velde and ongoing accountability concerns
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Dallas real estate tycoon faces bankruptcy and asset sales
Onetime marketing magnate Crow, once the nation’s top private real estate developer centered in Dallas, confronts Chapter 11 prospects with about 150 million in self-borrowings and 430 million in contingent liabilities. He plans to liquidate warehouse and office holdings as creditors and partners weigh a salvage path for his sprawling empire.
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Capitol Viewpoint on Spain doubles standards in Europe
Our Perspective On Spain notes a curious double standard among democracies toward socialist and non socialist regimes. The piece cites the Franco government's execution of five convicted terrorists as a striking example of this discrepancy.
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Washington
Western leaders urge mercy while Spain endures Franco rule
The piece criticizes international protests against Franco era Spain, arguing Western calls for chaos harm Spain’s path to transition. It contrasts Franco’s despotic rule with Soviet totalitarianism and warns U S support for Franco would invite humanitarian backlashes. It commends Portuguese resolve for political freedom amid shifting European dynamics.
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