Cantor melon tops nutrition score chart says cantaloupe wins
Dr Michael Jacobson of the Center for Science in the Public Interest introduces the Nutrition Scoreboard ranking cantaloupe as the most nutritious fruit with 49 points for vitamin A and 39 for vitamin C per quarter melon. Watermelon follows with 74 points per two pound slice. The chart lists other fruits and dairy items, highlighting healthful choices and negative ratings for high sugar and fat foods.
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Michael J. Conlon
Washington
UPI
Michael Jacobson
Center For Science In the Public Interest
Jacobson
Space dollars and the value of Skylab to everyday life
In a Hubbard News column Sydney J. Harris argues that the Senate's 3 billion dollar space budget yields broad returns for safety, medicine, materials and technology used daily. He urges voters to recognize space program benefits beyond dramatic missions and to support continued funding.
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Earth
Daydreams Replace News Focus In Turbulent Times
The author abandons pressing issues of Watergate inflation and the stock market to indulge daydreams about preferable activities and places. This shift marks a temporary, whimsical pause from covering serious matters during the summer of discontent.
Hubbard Plans Public Hearing On Zoning Guideline
The town reviews a 250 page zoning plan amid changes in rules about housing and aesthetics. Public hearing set for Sept 4 at 7 p.m. in City Council Chambers to discuss the guideline’s future impact and potential adjustments.
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Hubbard
Werner Verch
Planning and Zoning Commission
Hartford Township
Austintown
Verch
Do Nothing Daydreams From Exotic Retreats
The narrator envisions doing nothing in dreamlike settings from Kauai’s Fern Grotto to sapphire Swiss lakes, Kentucky farms, and serene forests. They crave a heavenly, perfectly peaceful milieu with air conditioned transport, hammocks, and abundant fruit as they imagine silent, tranquil leisure.
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Kauai
Kentucky
Calumet
Spendthrift
Green Tree
Walnut Hall
Harvey on accountability and political bias in the Watergate era
Paul Harvey criticizes selective outrage over lawbreaking recalling past support for draft resisters and controversial figures. He cites the Harrisburg Seven and Panther Party cases to argue juries treated politically charged charges leniently, and comments on Attica defenders and Ramsey Clarke siding with radicals.
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Paul Harvey
Roadio
Mr. Harvey
Harvey
Berrigan Brothers
Harrisburg Seven
Henry Kissinger
Pentagon
Huey Newton
Bobby Seale
Angela Davis
New York Panther
Attica State Correctional Facility
Ramsey Clarke
U.S
Keep the faith trouble-makers over Watergate and Nixon
A columnist argues double standards in judging Watergate figures from Ellsberg to Fonda and Hoffmann. The piece contends the core issue is the Democratic National Committee burglary and coverup, not merely Nixon, urging court clarity over political bias and noting tapes can be doctored.
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Kent State University
Watergate
Daniel Ellsberg
Pentagon
Jane Fonda
Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
Sdsers
Mao Tse Tung
Che Guevera
Fidel Castro
Nixon
John Dean
John Mitchell
John Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Dean
Democratic Naional Committee
White House
Max Lerner on the Watergate Hoax and the Human Face of Treachery
Max Lerner argues a prank call to Senator Ervin during Watergate reveals how officials and staff misjudge clues. He notes the contrast between illusion and reality in Ulasewicz’s testimony, criticizing mediocrity around the President and urging vigilance and self-awareness amid political intrigue.
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New York
Sam Ervin
Ervin
Howard Baker
Law
Lord
Mr. Nixon
Anthony T
Tony) Ulasewicz
Tors
Ulasewicz
Sen
Baker
Damon Runyan
Bunyan
Ulasewiccz
Ross MacDonald
H.R. Haldeman
Orange County
Calif
Tony Ulasewicz
News Ahead with Hubbard since 1928
The Hubbard weekly front page notes publication under Niles Suburban Newspapers with editor Margaret Dennison and MN Varveris. It lists Stautter as publisher at 212 N Main St Hubbard Ohio and a price of 10 cents per copy.
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Niles Suburban Newspapers, Inc
Niles
Ohio
Hubbard
Margaret Dennison
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Hubbard News
By Sydney J. Harris
Senate
Texas
Skylab
Plimsoll
Dow and Jones
Nonce
Mike Varveris
Max Lerner
Ou Ein Oods
Che
LW. Stautter
N. Main St. Hubbard
MN. Varveris
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