Hanoi enemies’ fate must be faced for missing Americans
The piece urges pressure on Hanoi and Southeast Asian regimes to account for 836 Americans listed as MIA and 36 former POWs not repatriated. It notes Paris truce pledges, Congress creating a Missing in Action committee, and calls for international pressure to fulfill humanitarian obligations.
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Public Opinion Defends CIA Amid Abuse Reports
Since early this year the Rockefeller Commission and congressional probes have uncovered CIA abuses and law violations. Despite revelations Americans still support the CIA with about 80 percent opposing abolition. Most favor fixes within the agency rather than full restructuring.
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Jeffery Hart Praises NEH Good Work By Federal Agency
A columnist praises the National Endowment for the Humanities led by Ronald Berman for improving standards and public programs. He notes NEH funds research exhibitions and libraries, raises morale, and supports serious scholarship, while criticizing a flawed reading list grant issue.
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Girl Scout Troop Planting Tulips at Blue Ball Ceremony
In a letter to the editor, a Blue Ball resident argues that Girl Scout Troop 126 deserved credit for planting tulips in the Schrocks yard during the Blue Ball Bicentennial ceremonies. The note credits Mrs Glenda Stover and leader Mrs Barbara Miller.
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Congress and Ford share blame for stalemate on inflation and energy
In a blunt national clash, President Ford attacks Democratic inaction while Democrats accuse Ford of leadership failure. Inflation and energy dominate, with experts citing hundreds of billions needed for energy independence by 1985, but both parties push talk over action and a long election campaign looms.
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Labor unions and corporate power under Ford era scrutiny
A columnist argues unions wield excessive influence and questions common situs picketing reforms. He cites a New York memorial for Charles Weidman, union-backed fees, and a national view showing broad public and union member opposition to expansive picketing, while predicting Senate approval and White House ambivalence.
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Reverend Engle Calls for Parish Gun Turn-In at St. Philip
The Rev. Richard Engle of Columbus Ohio asks parishioners at St Philip the Apostle Church to surrender handguns at the communion rail to curb criminal misuse of firearms. He argues widespread churchwide action could end gun crime, challenging defenders of gun rights.
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