Mobile home issue faces City Council in Edgewood debate
The editorial argues mobile homes offer housing options amid rising costs, but spark neighborhood concerns. It notes a 32 vote against a trailer permit on Edgewood Avenue, mentions Solicitor Scarazzo drafting a new ordinance, and Mayor Rogan’s veto threat if bans persist. The piece suggests zoned areas or careful language to fit existing neighborhoods.
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Ragan
Edgewood Avenue
James L. Scarazzo
Scarazzo
Francis J. Rogan
Mobile Home Industry
Questions of rights privacy raised by Nixon statement
The View from the White House era is examined as civil liberties and security clash amid Nixon era deeds. The piece notes FBI reports, wiretaps, surreptitious plans, and Watergate shadows challenging constitutional limits and the Bill of Rights.
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Nixon
White House
U. S
FBI
Henry Kissinger
Washington
United States
The New Paste News Publication Details
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Dean Immunity Talks Rise in Nixon Era Case
Bulletin after bulletin reports John Dean bargaining with the Justice Department over immunity. He considers pleading to one count of conspiring to obstruct justice for immunity from all other charges, or demanding total immunity from prosecution. Archibald Cox weighs the options, questions what Dean can testify about, and whether immunity will influence his superiors.
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John Dean
Justice Department
Dean
Archibald Cox
Cox
Mr. Dean
Archie
Ehard Nixon
Castro
Liddy
Kalmbach
Ehrtlehman
Mitchell
Immunity tests in Watergate probe prompt ethics debate
The text questions how immunity decisions affect testimony against superiors, asking if prosecutors like Archibald Cox and aides such as James Vorenberg will weigh ethics versus strategy. It ponders whether granting broad immunity to lower levels while pressuring top officials risks impartial justice in a republic.
Los Angeles man hixcoughed 160 million times in years long attack
Jack OLeary of Los Angeles endured an extraordinary attack lasting from June 14 1948 to June 1 1956. During this period his weight plummeted from 138 pounds to 74 pounds while he reportedly hixcoughed an estimated 160 million times.
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Jack O'Leary
Los Angeles
Memorial Day tribute for Vietnam era veterans and duty
A columnist reflects on Memorial Day meaning beyond past rituals. He recalls Vietnam era challenges including draft protests and Watergate, praising veterans who served abroad while urging living citizens to pledge to restore a worthy national ideal and country to be proud to die for. Weather prevented delivering the speech.
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Vietnam
Saigon
America
Memorial Day reflections from The News editor
Memorial Day reminds that for some, the day is somber as mothers and wives remember veterans lost in service while others hail peace. The piece contrasts government trust with Watergate concerns, highlights a homecoming parade for POW Cmdr. Robert Shumaker in New Castle, and notes youth drug issues, a March of Dimes walk, and a call to honor fallen comrades through continued effort.
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Vietnam
Lawrence County
City of
New Castle
Cmdr
Robert Shumaker
Protecting U.S. Savings Bonds and Social Security Inquiries
The article explains that registered U S Savings bonds stolen or lost can be replaced at no cost with a bond record, and only the rightful owner or a recognized claimant can receive payment. It also outlines limited Social Security survivor benefits for a husband after a wife’s death, including eligibility conditions and a lump sum death benefit, plus potential payments for dependent children.
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U.S
A. Ailu.s. Savings
Treasury
Rock Me to Sleep Backward Mother Poem Fragment
Lyrical plea for mother’s return and comforting lullaby as the speaker longs to relive childhood. Reverent imagery of mother’s touch and hair, and a desire to escape aging through a soothing recollection. The verse blends weariness with a timeless wish for maternal solace and protection.
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