Moynihan’s UN tenure ends amid a Kissinger clash
The piece surveys Pat Moynihan’s U.N. ambassadorship, arguing he quit to avoid a drawn out battle with Henry Kissinger. It portrays Ford’s exposure to Kissinger’s influence, Moynihan’s panache, and the ensuing bureaucratic warfare behind the scenes.
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High blood pressure a silent killer and public health focus
The piece stresses hypertension as a silent killer with few symptoms yet treatable by simple tests. It cites 23 million Americans affected, low treatment rates, and higher stroke risk for Black Americans, urging detection, education, and ongoing Heart Fund campaigns.
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Icelandic cod war nears possible détente amid sea clashes
A tentative truce looms in the Icelandic cod dispute as Iceland and Britain seek an agreement over exclusive 200 mile fishing zones. Gunboat clashes and navy involvement raised tensions, with diplomatic break possible until a UN Law of the Sea conference. No new tuna war reports. Cleric quote closes the excerpt.
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Britain
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Fireproof hair and space beards spark plain talk
John Sinor reports on a joking yet serious science note about fireproofing hair for space work. A scientist suggests swathing heads in glass fibers, but astronauts prefer daily shaving and NASA? era Kojak headed for Mars.
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Gun politics and bullet voting in national race
The piece outlines how single issue voting shapes elections, with gun and abortion debates driving candidate scrutiny. It notes Ellen Cullen McCormack’s pro life bid in New Hampshire potentially steering votes, and how major candidates must address the issue to avoid alienating voters.
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Medal for bus drivers urged for Middletown schools
A letter to the editor commends Middletown school bus drivers for keeping children off icy roads on February 6. The writer urges prioritizing safety over school for the day and asks early closures to aid working parents, noting prior child fatalities and ongoing transport risks.
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Need Parents Support for Trenton Public Pool Push
A Trenton reader urges parents to back a Thursday council push for a public swimming pool. She notes a school survey reportedly ignored swimming, cites 3,000 local students without a pool, and calls for children to be placed first in meetings to shape the town’s future.
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