Washington Report States Have Some Rights
A Washington report argues that states should decide abortion issues within their borders rather than rely on Supreme Court rulings. It questions the will and timing of federal review, urging state autonomy on sociological and medical questions amid evolving science.
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Washington Report
James Buckley
New York
Supreme Court
Jim
Buckley
Louis Brandeis
Felix Frankfurter
Harry Blackmun
Justice Blackmun
Blackmun
Nazi Germany
Hitler
Goebbels
Himmler
Streicher
Dividends of Peace Grow From Vietnam Cease Fire Accord
The Vietnam cease fire opens potential peace in Southeast Asia and may ease tensions with China and the Soviet Union. Brezhnev says the accord proves peaceful solutions exist and could reduce war risks, especially in the Middle East, if the Soviet Union aids peace efforts. Washington credits Peking and Moscow for aiding settlement. Nixon’s earlier threats to Hanoi and Haiphong hinge on Vietnam’s outcome, now for the two powers to deliver.
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Soviet Union
Middle East
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Brezhnev
Egypt
Syria
Iraq
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Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Laos
Peking
Moscow
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
No Hire No Fire Policy Shapes Postwar Employment
The era’s wage boom created 2.3 million new jobs last year yet surging costs and lost business push major industries to cut hundreds of positions. Blue and white collar workers face squeezes as some firms avoid filling vacancies, with defense and food processing sectors hardest hit.
Major Impressionist Show Comes to National Gallery in Washington
The National Gallery of Art in Washington hosts a 41 painting loan import from Leningrad and Moscow from March 31 to April 29. Works include Cezanne Matisse Gauguin Picasso Van Gogh among others, drawn from czarist era collections.
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Leningrad
Moscow
National Gallery of Art
Washington
Cezanne
Matisse
Gauguin
Picasso
van Gough
Thoughts For Today Verse Reflections On God With Us
Nahum 1 12 quote praises God delivering his people while a Spurgeon attributed note assures divine presence in trials. The passage emphasizes steadfast faith and comfort amid affliction.
Abzug Amnesty Ideas Draw Fire in Congress
The article attacks Bella Abzug’s War Resisters Exoneration Act of 1972, arguing blanket amnesty would excuse draft dodgers and deserters, with critics noting risks to justice. It cites Truman era partial amnesty, ACLU support, and contrasting proposals by Taft and Koch offering compensatory service instead.
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Bella Abzug
New York
Vietnam
Bella
Abzug
Truman
American Civil Liberties Union
Henry
Schwarzchild
ACLU
Congress
Nixon
United States
Supreme Court
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Edward I. Koch
N.Y
Taft
Koch
Henry Schwarzchild
Taft Nor
Mirror of the Mind and Crossword Puzzles in Daily Life
The article argues parents rarely guide career paths, noting children often pursue what they enjoy. It highlights crossword puzzles boosting vocabulary and mental recall. It also links steady marriages to mutual effort and lasting excitement in partnership.
Sea of Galilee Size and Related Facts
Question and answer style text notes the Sea of Galilee as a 14 mile by 8 mile freshwater lake. It states birds’ nearest relatives are reptiles and claims the world’s largest printing plant is in Washington, a U.S. government facility. It also notes the Suez Canal is at sea level, making locks unnecessary.
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Sea of Galilee
U.S
Washington
Suez Canal
Cary Millard
Comanche County
State Board of Agriculture
Betty Gafford
Milwaukee
Wis
Edythe Boyd
Ruby J. Glasgow
Faxon
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
Buckley Attacks Rockefeller Drug Pusher Policy View
The piece argues against life imprisonment without parole for drug offenses, asserting capital punishment is not the only dire state response. It contrasts Rockefeller’s stance with supporters of punishment and cites past cases like Leopold and Loeb to question mercy versus state punishment.
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Nelson Rockefeller
Founders Day speakers and local notable notes
A collage of brief items notes Marion Willis and John Davis as Founders Day speakers at Dunbar Elementary. Other items include community meeting led by Jim Hamm, Holiday Inn grand opening announced by Tom Kelley, Packards on sale, and local residents visiting relatives and enlisting.
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Larry Jefferson
Marion Willis
John Davis
Dunbar Elementary School
Jim Hamm
Lawton
Tom Kelley
Quotes on Debate and Action by Hoover and Goethe
The passage presents two famous lines emphasizing healthy disagreement in policy making and the necessity of applying knowledge and willingness into action. It frames intellectual effort as essential to progress.
Horoscope for Friday February Sixteenth 1973 Overview
Friday's outlook urges Aries through Pisces to take initiative, back ideas with action, seek help for personal dilemmas, and maintain balance amid challenges. Notable are calls to avoid risky radical advice, leverage creativity, and pursue intellectual or artistic goals. Ernst Haeckl examination hinted.
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Aries
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