Iran Arms Ties Grow as Senate Warns of Risks
A Senate study cites more than 10 billion dollars in American arms shipments to Iran since 1972 making Iran a major military power and a key U S presence in the Persian Gulf amid rising regional tensions Kuwait and Saudi Arabia join the arms race. The report warns Americans in Iran could become hostages in a crisis and urges immediate policy reconsideration.
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Life Expectancy Gap Grows For Women Since 1900
The Institute of Life Insurance notes women ages 45 can expect about 33.9 more years, a new high. Since 1900, female longevity rose from 48 to 75.9 in 1974, while maternal mortality dropped from 727.9 to 14.6 per 100,000 live births, reflecting medical advances.
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What is wrong with Ford a president without a plan
Gerald Ford is described as honest and likable but lacking a clear theme or plan. He pardoned Nixon, kept Nixon aides, and shuffled Rockefeller out to placate factions, leaving him not taken seriously and without a decisive agenda. A new Ford with a defined plan is deemed unlikely.
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Carlisle Bicentennial highlights town history in Aug 1976
Carlisle celebrated four days of events marking the nation 200th birthday with parades and displays. The town known as Carlisle Station grew around railroad activity and the Jersey settlement, with churches dating to 1814 and 1866, and a post office serving Franklin Germantown and nearby areas.
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Middletown Ohio News Journal subscription rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription options with prices for newsstands, home delivery, motor routes and mail. Rates include 15¢ per copy on weekdays, 25¢ on Sundays, 72¢ daily delivery, 23¢ Sunday, and annual mail subscriptions of 38 dollars within the U.S. or 46 dollars outside, with motor route terms and advance payment required.
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A cucumbers cream scam through a mail appeal
In a light column, the writer cites a deceptive beauty letter promising a cucumber based cream with youthful skin. The tale links a shady New York seller, a late husband’s secret, and a cash back guarantee while the narrator jokes about aging and fashion.
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