Nixon and Tapes Aig in Supreme Court Ruling On Archives
The Supreme Court upheld keeping Nixon era recordings and documents in the National Archives per Congress orders. Two Nixon appointees dissented while Burger and Rehnquist joined a 7 to 2 majority. The piece critiques Nixon’s constitutional arguments and warns against presidential overreach.
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Aig
Nixon
Supreme Court
National Archives
Congress
Burger
Rehnquist
Stone
White House
Backstairs at the White House reveals Carters apart week
President Carter faced a lonely week as his family traveled separately to the West Coast Hawaii Guatemala and Camp David while he stayed in Washington. Rosalynn Amy Chip and Jeff pursued trips and political work shaping a distant White House rhythm through the 4th of July weekend.
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Helen Thomas
UPI
White House
Washington
Carter
Oval Office
Rosalynn
Amy
West Coast
Hawaii
Chip
Democratic National Committee
Carters
Jeff
Annette
Guatemala
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
Plains
First Baptist Church
Venezuela
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Middle East
Investor's Guide Sam Shulsky
Sam Shulsky answers reader questions on bonds warrants and stock options. He explains building a six bond portfolio for monthly interest, clarifies warrant exercise pricing, stock splits and tax implications, and critiques stock options as a tax dodge. Readers may send questions to Sam Shulsky care of The Holland Sentinel.
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Standard & Poor
Bell Telephone of
Pennsylvania
A.t.&t
Bethlehem Steel
Abbott Laboratories
Armstrong Cork
Navy
Atlantic Richfield
Mr. Shulsky
Sam Shulsky
The
Holland Sentinel
Bying Features Syndicate, Inc
Laetrile debate widens as freedom vs. science clashes
James Kilpatrick argues Laetrile is a harmless, freedom defining issue in a heated clash among doctors regulators and consumers. He cites AMA FDA lawsuits and criminal actions against proponents while urging respect for choice and conventional cancer therapy.
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United States
AMA
FDA
Laetrile bootleg ring linked to violence and fraud
A confidential memo outlines a Laetrile bootlegging network led by the Posse Commitatus in Manitowoc Wisconsin. Authorities seized 12 tons of apricot kernels and 100000 capsules as promoters like Andrew McNaughton and Ernest Krebs Jr face legal scrutiny. The case highlights safety concerns and arguments for patient choice amid a controversy that has claimed a death from cyanide poisoning.
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New York
Washington
House
Posse
Manitowoc
Wis
Henry Waxman
D-Calif
Andrew McNaughton
McNaughton
Canada
Ernest Krebs Jr
Krebs Jr
Krebs
Rep
Waxman
Sentinel Files Ten Years Ago Reelected Board President
Ten years ago James O. Lamb was reelected president of the Board of Education at an organizational meeting. He had served one year as president. Russel Fredricks was elected vice president succeeding John Keuning. Mrs Harriet Heneveld and Harvey Buter were reelected secretary and treasurer. About 200 attended the open house at Resthaven Home hosted by residents and matron Miss Josie Holtgeerts.
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James O. Lamb
Board of Education
Russel Fredricks
John Keuning
Harriet Heneveld
Harvey Buter
Resthaven
Josie Holtgeerts
Daily Prayer Reflects on God’s Love Through Jesus
A devotional prayer praises the gift of Jesus Christ and asks for continued celebration of God’s love. The speaker thanks God in Heaven, affirming faith in the risen Lord and ending with Amen.
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God
Jesus Christ
Building your separate credit as a June bride in 1977
Sylvia Porter outlines twelve guides for newlyweds to establish independent credit. Start with both bank accounts, consider small individual loans, and open retail charge accounts in your own name. Maintain prudent borrowing, use bank cards wisely, and check for fees. Protect against discrimination and know federal laws on credit after marriage. Keep accounts separate if desired and use your own name to build an independent history.
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Credit Bureau
American Bankers Assn
U.S
ABA
Field Enterprises, Inc
Srey Never Wasted Except When You Give It To Yourself
Srey is portrayed as a resource that should be shared rather than hoarded. The line suggests personal restraint and promotes giving rather than taking for selfish reasons.
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Srey
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Investor’s Guide
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8Th Street
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Randall Vande Water
Scottg Stewart Lawrence McCormick
Ann Vannette
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Michigan League of Home Dailies
Bureau of Advertising
Inland Press National Representative
Branham Newspaper Sales
James, Kilpatrick
Newsweek
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Sloan- Kettering Cancer Center
San Diego
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Department of Justice
Les Whitten
California
Elizabeth Hankin
Attica
N.Y
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Schlesinger
Ottawa
Allegan
Kent
Muskegon
van Buren
Kalamazoo
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USA
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Sentinel Files
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Martin Japinga
Air Force
Sylvia Porter
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