New Hampshire Faces Tight Reagan Ford Primary Battle
Analysis notes New Hampshire voters may tilt toward Ford or Reagan as independents from Massachusetts shift the state's political balance. A Reagan surge risks reduced federal spending and shifted welfare costs to states, provoking NH to defend its tax approach while weighing a two way liberal conservative stance.
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Church Senate role questioned over CIA links to Welch murder
The article argues that while Senator Frank Church seeks to protect CIA agent identities, the exposure of CIA activity has helped fuel discontent with U.S. intelligence and may have contributed to the killing of Richard Welch in Greece. It notes growing pressures on CIA secrecy, potential journalist disclosures, and the broader impact of congressional actions on agency safety and legitimacy.
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Athens
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Church Committee
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Greece
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Welch
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Arlington National Cemetery
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New River Valley Faces Threat From Power Scheme
Washington columnist George F Will warns the New River Valley in North Carolina and Virginia could lose its historic quiet if Interior Secretary Kleppe does not add the river to the Wild and Scenic system. Appalachian Power plans a $430 million pumped storage project on the North Carolina border, risking the valley’s way of life.
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New River Valley
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Virginia
Washington Irving
Sleepy Hollow
Valley
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Thomas Kleppe
Appalachian Power
American Electric Power Co
Blue Ridge Mountains
REP
Donald Cook
Cook
Federal Power Commission
FPC
AEP
North Carolina General Assembly
Kleppe
Seaaanks
Senator Abourezk’s Wounded Knee Bill Sparks Debate
The piece criticizes Senator Abourezk for proposing a $600,000 payment to Wounded Knee descendants, arguing the history myth harms taxpayers. It recounts S.L.A. Marshall’s account of the 1890 battle and condemns the bill as promoting U.S. Army guilt myth and anti military sentiment.
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South Dakota
Wounded Knee
U.S. Army
Dee Brown
U.S
Duke of Wellington
S.L.A. Marshall
Scribners
Sen. Abourezk
Subsidy of inefficiency letter on downtown parking and hospital care
A reader disputes city use of a 700 car parking garage and parking fees for downtown workers, arguing limited demand and vacant lots justify free market pricing. Another letter thanks hospital staff for compassionate care after a mother's stroke and death, noting the family's appreciation for service, prayers, and ministers.
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Richard Goecke
Public Service
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates
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