Africa crisis urged action to prevent broader war
The piece warns of rising instability in Africa as Mozambique declares war and Rhodesia resists change. It urges U S policy makers and the public to push for majority rule and negotiated peace to avert guerrilla warfare, terrorism, or nuclear conflict amid a regional crisis.
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Road to necessity in New York TV protection ruling
A New York State Assembly ruling protects a television from seizure for debt, equating a TV with basic necessities like clothing and furniture. The piece traces the evolving concept of life essentials from prehistoric shelter to modern electronics, beginning with a caveman anecdote.
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Rocking chair changes caveman life in a prehistoric tale
Dennis the Menace era caveman discovers a rock shaped like a chair. The rocking chair's soothing motion sparks a regional craze as neighbors hunt for their own seats. The story hints at a forthcoming chapter on rock n roll.
Social Security debate frames fund as chain letter scheme
The piece recounts Reagan challenging Social Security funding while Ford critics label his plan as back to socialism. It cites Schiff Wolfe Feldstein and others arguing the trust fund consists of unsold government bonds and that the program drains investment capital, warning of long term deficits and required reform.
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Power balance and Diego Garcia debated in Angola issue
Washington Secretary of State Henry Kissinger blasts the Russian move into Angola while Moscow ridicules U.S. concerns about Diego Garcia. The Navy defends a Indian Ocean base arguing oil routes and fleet protection, as the State Department credits a long U.S. presence and British-verified legitimacy. The piece weighs legitimacy, power balance, and responses from both sides amid Cold War tensions.
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When you steal steal big letter to editor
Readers condemn two grain firms for weight and quality fraud totaling 5.8 million over four years with only a 10 000 fine each. The writer sarcastically argues penalties should exceed the value stolen and restitution should go to victims. A second letter urges opposing government overreach and supports speaking up against regulations and control.
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