Final Days ugly book, Woodward and Bernstein attack Nixon
The Final Days portrays inner circle motives and dialogue about Nixon’s resignation with cited sources but lacks verifiable evidence critics call it imaginative fiction. Kissinger Haig and Buzhardt receive favorable treatment while Nixon Haldeman Ehrlichman and Ziegler are cast as villains. The review labels the book venomous and intellectually disreputable yet predicts it will profit its authors.
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U.S. seeks international pact to curb corporate bribery
The State Department outlines two paths for fighting bribery abroad a UN backed compact outlawing bribery in trade and investments and bilateral information exchanges to aid enforcement. Assistant Secretary Robert Ingersoll notes such treaties could take years to develop amid complex records disputes and global resistance. He urges pairing foreign action with domestic reform to bolster U.S. moral standing while condemning improper corporate influence at home.
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Armor of God urges readiness against evil tricks
On April 9, 1776, American reports from Canada described a call to put on the armor that God provides to stand firm against the devil's schemes, citing Ephesians 6:11 TEV. The message framed a moral resolve amid ongoing tensions.
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Bailar warns of postal price hikes fueling reduced mail
Postmaster General Benjamin Bailar told a Senate committee that without further funding the Postal Service could face a cycle of rate increases driving fewer mailings, a situation he notes would worsen as rates rise. He warned Congress that higher costs may depress volume further.
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Postal Service finances and public trust debate
A GAO forecast predicts stamp costs rising to 19 cents next year and 4 cents in 1984 without subsidies. The writer argues higher rates aren’t the sole cause of reduced mail use, citing declining faith in the service, long delays, and public figures like Nixon and the Postmaster General Bailar, urging more focus on office work over Senate appearances.
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Must have her wires crossed in defense of Sheriff Walton
Judith Patrick Lloyd M Patrick defends Sheriff Walton over pinball machine raids. She argues the raid targeted illegal gambling machines, not legal entertainment ones, and accuses editor Virginia Osborne of political motive. She urges support for Walton and stresses law enforcement duties.
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Response to Virginia Osborne on pinball machines debate
Louise M. James objects to the April 5 letter by Virginia J Osborne and defends pinball machines as harmless recreation. She notes similarities to other venues, cites local raids by the sheriff, criticizes sensational crime portrayals, urges prudent policy, and urges giving Sheriff Walton time to address issues.
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They know where he stands To Editor letter on pinball machines
Mrs Richard Greene of 3207 Grand Ave comments on a letter from Virginia Osborne about pinball enforcement. Greene argues the issue involves broader state implications, organized crime revenue, and past Middletown actions by Sheriff Robert Iton and James Howerton. She questions Mrs Osborne's motives and ties to school district concerns.
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