Ford Should Nominate Bork For Supreme Court
The essay argues the Ford administration must select a high quality nominee for the Supreme Court. Edward Levi and Robert Bork are proposed as top candidates, with Bork praised for deep constitutional reasoning and caution against overreaching judicial power.
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Bombings Spark Doubt Over Puerto Rican Terrorist Links
The sequence of well coordinated bombings in New York Washington and Chicago sparks debate over possible Puerto Rican terrorist involvement. The piece notes past attacks and low public support for Puerto Rican independence while warning that dynamite and Castro backing could foster further harm.
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Sunshine opens Senate committee meetings to public
The Senate voted 86 to 0 to require public access to committee deliberations despite a last-ditch 16 vote to keep traditions. The measure aims to bring transparency to House Senate conference talks and agency procedures, signaling continued concern about secrecy in government. Adjacent note cites a biblical verse from I Timothy.
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Mark My Words A Raw Deal By Jim Fiebig
Column argues Defense Secretary Schlesinger was fired by President Ford in a harsh manner. The piece contends Schlesinger opposed Kissinger on detente and military strength, suggesting Ford dismissed him amid power balance concerns. It urges readers to value intellectual balance in White House debates.
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Ford image slump puzzles observers after Labor Day
Gerald Ford shows a puzzling slip in public perception as post Labor Day politics shift. While many issues align with his views, the public increasingly sees him as “another candidate” rather than a guaranteed incumbent, aided by symbolic missteps and high profile gaffes. The race remains open with Reagan or others seriously evaluating bids.
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Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
The Journal published by News Journal, Inc. lists home delivery and motor route prices for daily and Sunday editions, with per-copy, weekly, and monthly rates. Mail subscriptions in the U S and international rates are shown, all payable in advance.
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Energy crisis notice calls for action and restraint
The letter warns of looming shortages in petroleum and natural gas and urges immediate personal cuts in fuel use. It advocates car pooling, local shopping, slower driving, and shared errands to delay possible rationing and to seek alternative energy sources.
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