McGovern’s Nuclear Warning: Architects of Death Examined
Senator George McGovern argues that nuclear warfare nullifies the idea of superiority and urges restraint. He critiques deterrence limits, rejects damage limitation, and warns against an escalating arms race while calling to hold architects of death to account.
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Washington
George McGovern
McGovern
Paul Warnke
United States
Soviet Union
Thinktankers
Architects of
Refresher English for Federal Regulation Writers
James Minor, ex-regulation writer, teaches federal agencies to write clearly in a workshop by the Federal Register. He cites convoluted prose on nutritional needs and bread to illustrate how government text can confuse readers and urges brevity and plain language.
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Washington
James Minor
Federal Register
Ford
Carter
Minor
Great bumper sticker debates elicit humor and critique
A columnist discusses the era of bumper sticker dialogue after the Vietnam War, noting its humorous yet shallow exchanges at red lights. The piece argues for clearer truth beyond brief slogans and imagines a longer trunk sticker to reflect daily commuter life and fatigue.
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America
Beware of pool installers says longtime reader
A reader warns others about installing a backyard pool after a swindled purchase. The letter recalls paying for inferior work, hiring an attorney, and an empty pool left unrepaired from May into June, urging buyers to insist on reliable guarantees.
Discrimination verdict awaited in Bakke case context
George F. Will weighs the California Supreme Court ruling that Allan Bakke was denied admission due to race. He contrasts equal protection with quotas and notes the broader Supreme Court questions on racial classifications and diversity policies.
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Alan Bakke
California Medical School
Te Basers
Bakke
California Supreme Court
California
U.S. Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
The $2 bill hype and public reaction
The piece surveys the $2 bill fad in 1980s America. It notes poor sales and a proposed $300000 ad blitz, quotes bank managers like Bud Grexa who compare the bill to Edsels, and cites superstition and redundancy concerns from retailers such as Kroger, Bloomingdale's, Neiman Marcus, and Disneyland.
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New York
U.S
America
Wall Street Journal
Treasury Department
Bud Grexa
Grexa
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
the Journal
Krogers
Bloomingdale's
Neiman- Marcus
Dallas
Disneyland
California
Mickey Mouse
Middletown Newspaper Subscription Rates Announced
The Journal published daily by News Journal, Inc. lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio. Details include 15c per copy on weekdays, 25c on Sundays, 72c weekly by carrier, 23c per Sunday, 95c per week, motor route 130 and 24c Sunday, $4.20 four weeks, and $38 yearly by mail within the U.S. or $46 outside. All motor route and mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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