Auto safety belts mirror Prohibition era pushback in Canada
Canadian authorities push mandatory auto safety belts amid fines from twenty to one hundred dollars. Half of motorists resist after a six month trial, prompting a view that forcing belt use fails as a sole solution to road deaths and injuries. U.S. hearings in August consider seat belt rules and airbags as potential standards.
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Pell Plan in Jeopardy Over NEH Berman Reappointment
Washington column debates Senator Pell’s bid to block hearings on Ronald Berman for NEH director as July 29 vote looms. Critics warn against local arbiters replacing central judgment and warn Pell’s plan risks mediocrity. Ronald Berman praised as a scholar and public advocate, while opponents fear dismantling the program in favor of state patronage centers. James Doyle’s Rhode Island critique elevates the stakes in the Senate Labor and Public Welfare panel’s decision.
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Third party push could reshape 1976 campaign
The piece argues that if Reagan loses at Kansas City or if Ford wins narrowly, several third party movements will surge. Freedom of Choice, Inc. and the New Majority seek ballot access in many states, with possible ticket options including Helms Schlafley and MacBride. McCarthy may run as an independent in up to 40 states. A new coalition could emerge by 1980.
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McCarthy
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Washington, D.C
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Quote on happiness and ambition attributed to Hosea Ballou and George C Paulk Jr
The note cites Hosea Ballou on real happiness costing less than counterfeit joy and George C Paulk Jr urging not to settle for average. It links two maxims about striving beyond mediocrity and seeking genuine fulfillment.
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Will Messages From Planets Ever Come
New York City essay reflects on space exploration, Kennedy era space race, and the value of Martian probes. It argues the motive was knowledge and human achievement, not rivalry, noting Mars images reshape views on life and planetary history.
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Russia
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Mars
Earth
George Ward
Outer Space
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