Kissinger Reemerges as Ford’s Top Foreign Policy Figure
Washington insiders note Henry Kissinger has staged a remarkable comeback, moving from perceived setbacks in Cambodia and Vietnam to a central role in the Ford administration. He champions a tougher line with Israel and argues a local will to resist is essential, while his dual roles as secretary of state and national security adviser persist.
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Study group urges ban on fluorocarbons in aerosols
A panel of 14 federal agencies concludes fluorocarbon 11 and 12 threaten the ozone layer and health, recommending phased limits on aerosols and other releases. About 4,000 U.S. jobs depend on fluorocarbons, with up to one million affected indirectly. global action and possible new regulations are urged.
Portugal in transition stirs fear of democratic losses
Turmoil in Lisbon follows decades of dictatorship as the military backs communists then shifts toward a socialist coalition. Washington observers fret, while democratic forces press on amid Portugal’s empire’s decline and calls for self-government. Also notes a 1775 Washington warning on liquor sales to soldiers and a Bible verse from John.
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Inventions we’ve done without and a flower poll too
Bob Considine notes public indifference to quirky inventions such as the Frixampel patent for teaching pets to use the toilet and a poison tipped self defense dart. He jokes about the Johnson Wax flower campaign and lists state bug choices while noting most insects are not pests.
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Festival job fine celebrates Trenton 200th birthday event
Ray Willis Councilman thanks Larry Beiser and committee for the Trenton Festival held June 27 28 29 praising police fire rescue and city crews for traffic control cleanup and overall cooperation. Betty Perry questions auction bidding on school buses using tax money.
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Mark My Words The President’s Optimism About The Economy
The column argues President Ford may overstate improvements as unemployment rises. It warns against declaring the recession ended by decree and Burdened by optimism risks a political rebound and public disillusionment amid ongoing job losses.
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A Neighborhood Pox Tale From George F Will
George F Will laments a chicken pox outbreak sparked by three year old Ryan Golten, mocking modern life and praising nature’s raw forces while quipping about a neighborhood transformed by illness and the odd social commentary surrounding it. He juxtaposes politics and culture with the spread of illness and references figures like Clemenceau and Wilson in a satirical tone.
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