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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1974
Page
3
The long running telethon, airing February 2 and 3 for the 23rd year, aims to raise funds for cerebral palsy research and education. It boasts a 92 percent pledge collection rate and 10 percent expenses, with past totals over 15 million dollars.
Editors of the American School Board Journal surveyed readers with personal questions and asked about sex. A notable 22 percent offered unexpected responses such as excellent and varied. A separate quote from Bangladesh notes rising prices and poverty.
Arch Booth argues the Northeast rail network must be preserved as a national energy tool. He cites the U S Railroad Association plan to form Consolidated Rail Corporation with federal aid to prevent bankruptcies and job losses. He warns a failed consolidation would worsen economic and energy insecurity.
Readers criticize bulk mail ads labeling them asinine and claim they erode Post Office purposes. They urge retaining efficient services, defend pedestrian signals, and question zoning and bridge dam coverage with local letters from Dwight Walker Jr, John Berger, and John Walton.
Bruce Biossa notes Charles Evans Hughes would likely rank among the greatest Americans who never wore the presidency. Once a top New York governor and later Secretary of State, Hughes earned high praise for naval disarmament work and distinguished service on the Supreme Court, labeled by some as one of the five greatest chiefs justice.
A terse reminiscence describes a vintage recipe for a dessert named sasm cream. It suggests gathering clean saw from a tree top, pan, add maple syrup, and reframe the method in a cereal bowl.
The report alleges Aramco and the four partners manipulated production, pressed wells to failure, and plotted price increases to fund reactivation of wells. It cites confidential memos, internal analyses, and talks with Saudi officials to press for Senate subpoenas.
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