The Hei pronoun debate and a new gender word idea
A letter from Eldon F Gunter advocates a bisexual pronoun hei to replace he or she. It discusses Spock and others, critiques male chauvinism in language, and ponders how Webster editors react to linguistic reform.
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New York
Doe Spock
Eldon F. Gunter
Bill Sandy Co., Inc
Gunter
Hei
Webster
West Berlin aids US with 500000 dollar drive
West Berlin residents raised 500000 in a month for the American Red Cross to aid cold winter victims. Peter Lorenz, head of the West Berlin parliament, launched Help America recalling the 1948 airlift and 275000 flights across a blockade. The gesture drew praise from Americans amid skepticism about political gain. Berlin remembers.
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United States
West Berlin
America
Peter Lorenz
U.S
Berlin
Help America Fund
Sertes
Writing is not enough for justice and liberty in democracy
A letter argues that a written constitution alone cannot secure blessings of liberty. It emphasizes justice in law enforcement, fair taxation, distributive economics, and equitable labor rights, and cites a biblical framework urging divine law to guide national administration.
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United States
Jesus
John the Baptist
Mount Sinai
Sisters seek honest work and support in town
Denise and Marsha Fuller, sisters from 609 14th Ave, describe long joblessness since high school graduation in 1972 and 1975. They argue unfair barriers deny honest work, noting welfare, college costs, and scarce opportunities, and urge community support for decent jobs.
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Denise Fuller
Marsha Fuller
14Th Ave
DNA Test and Public Policy Across a Turbulent Era
Washington raises concerns over recombinant DNA research and national regulation as science accelerates. The piece weighs benefits against risks of new life forms, cites ethics and safety, and compares regulatory approaches to a long term plutonium storage debate. It questions government oversight versus academic freedom and ponders civilization’s ability to sustain commitments across millennia.
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Washington
Valery
U.S
George Wald
National Institute of Health
What shall we say to students about graduate study
A columnist argues that rising PhD output and flat college jobs risk leaving many educated people unemployed or underemployed by 1980. He cites 450000 PhDs teaching, 18000 to 37500 grad grads, and 4 percent unemployment while urging practical expectations and that learning may become its own reward.
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National Education Association
NEA
Middletown Newspaper Subscriber Rates and Addresses
The journal from News Journal Inc lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. It details prices for home delivery by carrier and motor route, Sunday premiums, calendar month rates, and mail subscriptions within and outside the United States.
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The
News Journal, Inc
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
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