Vietnam and oil shift in global stakes
The column argues U S interests in Vietnam and the region rest on preventing invasions and sustaining oil and economic ties. It contends reducing arms to North Vietnam and pressuring Russia and China to cut supplies are key, while noting the broader need for energy independence and a stable world order. It stresses continued U S support for Vietnam Cambodia Laos and Thailand as vital national interests.
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Tiede Column on White House Parties and Power
The column traces presidential partying from Washington to Ford, noting expense and etiquette. It contrasts historic figures with modern campaigns, critics the opulence and lack of meaning, and laments leaders who prioritize pageantry over attention to citizens with little to celebrate.
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Washington
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White House
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Indiana County high school debates semi finals tonight
On March 13 1925 the semi final in the Indiana County Inter-High School Debating Contest will be held with teams Indiana and Plumville debating the resolution that the Philippines should be granted independence within one year. In 1950 John B Lowry of Indiana was sworn in as Register and Recorder and named Donald Shank as deputy. In 1965 the County School Board moved toward a rotational high school program. In 1978 Homer Center School Board kept the tax line for the 1977 1 fiscal year and adopted a budget with no tax changes.
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Philippines
Plumville
John B. Lowry
Indiana County
Lowry
Donald 8. Shank
Indiana County School Board
Washington Merry-Go-Round on Nixon’s Fed manipulation
Washington Merry-Go-Round outlines how Nixon sought to boost the 1972 economy by pressuring the Fed to expand the money supply. It cites staff warnings ignored, inflation rising to 9 percent, and later policy reversals leading to higher rates and a credit crunch.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Richard Nixon
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Nixon
Fed
Arthur Burns
Burns
Henry Ford in Santa Barbara Run-In Tale
A party tale has Henry Ford arrested for driving under the influence in Santa Barbara with a Grosse Pointe model, while his wife was in Katmandu for a Nepal king coronation. Ford claims high mileage from a 1975 LTD, jokes about dealers in California, and an encounter with an oil spill discussion. The anecdote ends with his wife doubting the story and a remark about never complain and never explain.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Henry Ford
Santa Barbara
Ford
Grosse Pointe
Katmandu
Nepal
Cristina
Los Angeles
Detroit
California
Henry
L.A
Ralph Nader
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Inside Labor Not Ford's Fault
Washington in 1975-76 sees a $40 billion unemployment aid plan as part of a broader federal effort. Ford faces public doubt while Labor Dept and advisers push job programs, training, and public works. Payment totals, bills, and potential tax credits loom alongside wage and price stability analyses and West Coast bargaining reform talks.
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Victor Riesel
Washington
Jerry Ford
Brain Trust
Labor Department
Ford
al Rees
Council On
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John Dunlop
San Francisco Bay Area
Plumbers
Pipe Fitters
Martin Ward
West Coast
Oval Office
Crisis in malpractice costs crippling Pennsylvania doctors
A reader critiques a March Gazette article on Shane Bills to boost rural medical care. The letter cites Argi Naut and other insurers, notes shifts in malpractice coverage, cites 4000 physicians insured, and argues lawsuits and premium levels threaten access to care. It decries reliance on state subsidies and urges lawmakers to fix the malpractice system.
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Pennsylvania
Herb Denenberg
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Medical Society
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