Abortion Ruling Broadly Liberalizes Law
The Supreme Court decision ends major legal disputes by allowing abortions in the first three months with state regulation in later trimesters. It restricts state interference early, permits licensing and health-related controls mid-pregnancy, and permits prohibition to protect the mother's life in late pregnancy.
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Harry A. Blackmun
Israelite Tribes Set Standards By Their Ensigns
A biblical verse from Numbers 2:2 directs that every man of Israel pitch by his own standard with the ensign of his father’s house, organizing the camp by tribal banners and lineage.
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McGovern claims Nixon tapped his campaign lines in 1972
George McGovern says Richard Nixon’s aides tapped 12 telephone lines used by him and aides during the 1972 campaign and warns the nation that privacy is essential. He links the taps to broader harassment of dissenters and questions whether White House critics know the full extent of spying.
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Ed Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
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Peter Peterson
Nixon’s Tactics and the Vietnam Peace Process
The piece argues Nixon’s cautious, blank-spot diplomacy at Camp David and decisive bombing shaped talks with Hanoi. It credits his wait-and-see approach, timing of airstrikes after Kissinger’s talks, and the shift to a recognized DMZ and genuine inspection force, framing Nixon as a tough negotiator steering peace.
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le Duc Tho
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Heritage Is Ours Not Theirs in Middletown Schools
A reader apologizes for missing a school board meeting to back Black History Week and an outside speaker at Middletown High. The letter urges administration to allow black history events, links denial to harmful segregation myths, and argues for biblical teaching and moral education alongside history. The writer warns of conflict if equality is resisted and calls for action from parents and officials.
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Frank Latimer
Middletown High School
Monroe High School
Middletown Citizens Cite City Service Decline
A resident voices frustration with changes in Middletown city services and raises. The critic alleges higher costs for trash hauling and no real improvement to garbage or bus service, notes elderly riders waiting in cold, and questions funding for raises amid municipal turmoil. The letter laments ongoing government decline.
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