Nixon backs no fault car insurance reform in state action push
The piece notes President Nixon urging states to lead no fault automobile insurance reforms to speed claims and cut costs, challenging trial lawyers who oppose such plans. It cites Massachusetts refunds totaling about $30 million as proof of savings from no fault laws, with rates dropping from 117 to 47 dollars annually.
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No longer 'George Who?! By James J. Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick surveys McGovern rise from unlikely contestant to leading Democratic contender. He credits McGovern's victory mainly to relentless organization, early campaigning, and a call for change amid Vietnam war discontent. The piece notes risks ahead in the South and the enduring question of whether the public will accept the new politics.
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Muscatine Journal Publisher Officials Named
The Muscatine Journal lists William L. Fahy as publisher, Max Christy as controller, Gil Dietz as editor, Harold Blake as managing editor, David White as advertising sales manager, and Wendell Grinstead as circulation manager.
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William L. Fahy
Max Christy
Harold Blake
David White
Mgr
Wendell Grinstead
Today in history 13 June 1972 events and birthdays
Highlights include Britain handing the Suez Canal to Egypt in 1956 after 74 years of operation. Other notes cover Columbus discovering Martinique in 1502, Ottawa hosting Canada’s first parliament in 1841, Pershing in Paris in 1917, Paris open city status in 1940, the US OWI created in 1942, Thurgood Marshall's 1967 Supreme Court appointment, Soviet trade talks shift, UN emergency session over Arab lands, an Israeli oil tanker attack near Yemen last year, Red Grange turning 69, and a proverb thought for today.
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Christopher Columbus
Martinique
Ottawa
John Pershing
Paris
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U.S. Supreme Court
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France
U. N. General Assembly
Israel
Yemen
Red Grange
Angela Davis acquittal signals busy political future
Roscoe Drummond notes Angela Davis is likely to remain in the public eye after her San Jose jury acquittal. He argues the verdict boosts her value to the Communist Party and could shape party strategy in the election year, while praising U.S. justice as fair. Davis’ freedom enables her to pursue party activity.
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Prayer text urging burden bearing and truthful speech
Daily prayer exhorting to cast burdens on the Lord and be sustained by faith. It asks for mercy for those distressed and for strength to avoid discouragement. A second prayer asks for truthful speech, listening to differing views, and greater understanding in the name of Jesus.
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God of Mercy
Jesus
Fissure Surgery Likely After Failed Hemorrhoid Treatment
Dear Dr Thosteson letters discuss fissure after hemorrhoid surgery, with advice that fissures often require surgery, avoid constipation and straining, and consider prune juice or bulk laxatives. Also notes on ovarian pain, iced tea safety, and flat feet guidance for a child.
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Stae
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