The Impeachment Debate and Nixon’s Perilous Path
John Roche analyzes impeachment as a political remedy rather than a criminal trial. He contrasts the House Judiciary Committee view with constitutional realities, discusses double jeopardy, and explains why a Nixon impeachment would paralyze government before noting a hoped resignation.
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One Day a Dog by Jim Fiebig
A humorous reflection on couples who regret expanding a single child into a pet. The author notes a Christmas puppy grows into a troublesome dog, causing social guilt and neighborly disruption as the hoped child substitute proves impractical. The piece ends with the child losing interest once the pup becomes a dog.
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Depths of Madness Aerial Stunt at Ft Meade Stirred White House Alarm
A serviceman hijacked a helicopter at Ft Meade Maryland and flew a perilous midnight route toward Washington DC endangering the White House. The incident exposes gaps in security and calls for heightened vigilance and safeguards without overreacting.
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Nevada enacts tough shoplifting law with fees and fines
A new Nevada shoplifting law shifts costs to offenders, making them pay all legal fees plus civil fines of 100 to 250 dollars to merchants. Minors’ parents must cover fees and fines. An education drive by the Nevada Retail Association and attorney general promotes the program with radio, TV, print, billboards, pamphlets, and store posters.
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John Chamberlain on Jackson oil idea alarms senator
Senator Henry Jackson warns that licensing big oil could invite tax funded bureaucracy, risking federal government overreach and bureaucratic inertia. The piece frames Chamberlain's critique of licensing as a push for tighter government control over energy interests.
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Letters to the Editor flag poor patient care and policy critique
Readers criticize frontline medical staff for overzealous telephone triage and long waits for doctor visits. Other letters reference political graft, Nixon and government energy policy, and Hubbert’s energy projections, urging accountability and timely action.
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