Santa plays playoff duties clash with Mrs Claus
In a Santa Claus Christmas Eve scene styled as a humor piece, Santa balks at work to watch a Redskins playoff game. Mrs. Claus pressures him to deliver toys, arguing millions of children await. She leaves with the toy list for Detroit amid the smoggy air as Santa jets a quip about priorities.
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Mrs. Claus
Santa
Larry Brown
Redskins
Santa Claus
Monnday
Detroit
Dad
Exploitation debate frames Nigeria oil in world trade
Don Oakley analyzes Allende’s United Nations critique of U.S. imperialism, contrasting revisionist economics with globalization. He argues Nigeria’s oil boom shows a two way street where foreign capital funds development while keeping profits flowing to investors, calling for balanced benefits.
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Don Oakley
Salvador Allende Gossens
Chile
United Nations General Assembly
United States
U.S
Al‘lende
World Bank
Allende
George ‘Bush
Bush
Ecology Movement
Nigeria
Fifteen hundred hunters at Medix Run station hunting season
Curt Mack of Grandview Farm East Wheatfield reports fifteen hundred hunters at Medix Run station during the recent season and notes he bagged a buck last week. The item ties to local figures and places in Indiana County.
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Medix Run
Curt Mack
Grandview Farm
East Wheatfield
WEWS
Cleveland
Jimmy Stewart
Indiana
Homer City
Indiana County
Marion Center
Baush and Lamb
Watson Lingenfelter
Marion Center High School
Nixon policy split with Indian rights exposed in memo trail
Washington column reports internal documents show Indian Commissioner Louis Bruce aimed to transfer BIA duties to tribes and expand tribal control over education and resources, while Assistant Interior Secretary Harrison Loesch blocked moves favoring exploiters. Nixon praised Bruce's resignation but backed Loesch and Crow, eroding Bruce's authority. The piece promises further installments on Broken Treaties papers and notes Thurmond’s free air travel as a retired general.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
Louis Bruce
Harrison Loesch
Loesch
Bruce
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Walter Hickel
BIA
Indian Trust Council
White House
America
John Grow
Crow
White Horse Loesch
Thurmond
Strom Thurmond
Ds.c
Wichita
Kansas
Air Force
Strom
Christmas In Old Days From Boyle Columns
HAL BOYLE recalls Christmas memories from earlier eras noting scarce luxuries, handmade decorations, oranges in stockings, and simple gifts. He reflects on how candles replaced electric lights, sleds and dolls, tinsel from cigarette packs, and modest parental gifts, highlighting a gentler, frugal holiday era.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Santa Claus
Czechoslovakia
Phase Three economics shaping Nixon wage price controls
Victor Riesel reports on January bargaining over Phase Three of Nixon’s economic plan. Labor leaders like George Meany and AFL CIO leverage power to shape a new tripartite control structure possibly replacing the Pay Board and Price Commission. Shultz and a White House brain trust seek flexible options, targeting health, food, and public employee costs while avoiding a bulky bureaucracy.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Ted Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Sen. Kennedy
Continental Congress
House Banking and Currency Committee
Joint Economic Committee
White House
Nixon
Treasury
George Shultz
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Tripartite Control Board
Pay Board
and Price Commission
Labor
Labor Dept
Construction Industry Stabilization Committee
Mr. Bang
Harvard
John Dunlop
Price Commission
National Board
Auto Manufacturers
United Auto Workers
Trucking Employers, Inc
The
Teamsters
Big Steel Industry
United Steelworkers of America
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B. Hastings Hood
Frank
EDP
Id Press
Witir
Monaladiana
Mab
Fies
Combi Naval Second Clase
Gecond Cass
Ares
Lega Hoda
Clymer
Southern Labor Union
United Mine Workers of America
Joseph Plain
George Washington
Mount Vernon
Beethoven
Boyle
Mee
Meany
Aflcio
Kissinger
International Shultz
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