Defense Budget Surges as Inflation Pins the Dollar
The $104.3 billion defense appropriation signed by President Ford leads with record levels to counter inflation and the Soviet arms buildup. It includes $7 billion to offset no new purchases, while real growth and future deficits loom amid domestic program pressures and calls from Brookings for higher outlays.
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Danger to the ozone speeds cautious stance on fluorocarbon regulation
The National Academy of Sciences warns fluorocarbon aerosols threaten the ozone layer and urges a two year delay before regulation to learn more. The report calls for intensified research into harmless substitutes and advises consumer caution with aerosol products.
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Splinters Could Wreck Carter in Ohio and Midwest Votes
A Columbus Dispatch poll shows splinter parties winning eight percent in Ohio and five percent for Eugene McCarthy in the state. Carter leads Ford in Ohio but a surge by McCarthy or MacBride could tilt the electoral college toward Republicans.
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Abortion Debate Reaches Presidential Campaign
Andrew Tully argues abortion remains a central political issue and defends bishops and clergy rights to speak on moral questions. He calls for civil, respectful discourse and cautions against a constitutional clash over abortion policy.
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Absentmindedness Tales And a Violin Interlude
A humorous riff on absentmindedness with anecdotes about forgetful professors Einstein and others. The narrator muses on memory lapses at work and home, noting a garage office, misplaced items, and family quirks while sharing light anecdotes about eccentric behavior and small mishaps.
Jokes and anecdotes from Jim Bishop column row
A collection of humorous vignettes about memory slips and odd situations. Tales include a man forgetting his friend's name yet recalling his own son's, a gas station mix up with a missing car, a frog dissecting teacher with a sandwich, a Plaza hotel mishap with parking tickets, a brother selling a jalopy and thieves taking only the wheels and wipers, and an elderly executive in bed remarking to his wife about liking the room and neighborhood.
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Gene Kroll
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New York
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Anna
Buster
Witty farm magazine ads and local publication quips
A collection of editor quotes lampooning ads and social norms. It notes crude job postings and moralizing lines from Modern Maturity and Clinton Sunset Shadows, highlighting a neighbor’s joke about sponge cake and stolen ingredients.
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