We Want to Wipe Out Cancer in Your Lifetime
The American Cancer Society urges broadening cancer efforts with more centers, brainpower, manpower, and funding. A volunteer visit this weekend invites generous support to achieve the goal of wiping out cancer in your lifetime.
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China creates first US delegation in 22 years
The arrival in Washington of a Chinese delegation in blue Mao suits marks China's first diplomatic visit to the United States in 22 years. A US group led by a top China expert opens a parallel liaison office in Peking as both sides prepare to formally inaugurate the offices in mid May. The move signals a cautious step toward stronger ties amid wary public view. The note ends with a biblical verse from Psalm 125:2.
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Don’t Keep Us in Weed Patches Letter to the Editor
Audrey M. Cottle asks the city to include all residents in future growth plans and insists on transparency before any development. She urges open discussion, warning against excluding communities and promising when plans are finally revealed.
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Enemies not opponents in the Ellsberg and Watergate clash
Jeffrey Hart argues the Ellsberg Pentagon Papers case and Watergate indictments arise from a broader civil conflict. He describes a counter government inside official power, with leaks and a hostile attitude toward the McGovern movement, arguing both sides acted as enemies.
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Dartmouth and the middle class on college scholarships
A Dartmouth student with a $30 000 family income holds a rare example as higher tuition rises while federal aid favors the very poor. The piece argues four federal programs push aid to the poor, pricing out middle class students and driving some to state universities.
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Fuel policy clash over cars and smog debate heats up
White House adviser James Atkins suggests a horsepower tax or higher gas prices to curb fuel use, while local dealer Walt proposes stripping pollution controls and building a Henry Ford statue in a Model T. The exchange argues pollution limits versus fuel efficiency amid a looming crisis.
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Credit card abortions stir debate in modern commerce
A leading card company reportedly adds abortions to its cashless offerings, enabling doctors to bill services to cards with the company deducting fees. The claim extends to other controversial uses, provoking outrage over corporate funding of procedures and health care costs.
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