Census shifts in population ages spark business rethink
The U S Census reports declines in under five and ages five to 13 while 65 plus grows 12.2 percent and 18 to 24 rises 13 percent. Experts warn future demand hinges on fertility trends and changing age mix, urging smart product planning.
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U. S. Bureau of Census
Bureau
Reagan adds Nixon Watergate figure to campaign team
The Reagan campaign brings Kenneth Rietz, a Watergate insider, into a key role in California events. Rietz, 34, previously led a covert operation against opponents and was poised to chair later GOP campaigns before resigning amid the uproar.
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Prescriptive rights and majority rule in a world torn by land claims
Column argues prescriptive rights trump majority grabs in disputes from Northern Ireland to Israel. It cites historical examples and proposes a new world convention enshrining property rights immune to majority expropriation, invoking Locke and Pat Moynihan as advocates.
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Ian Smith
Algeria
France
Albert Camus
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West Bank
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Lebanons
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John Locke
Pat Moynihan
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Locke
Indochina War Outbreak Noted On Dec 19 1946
The history page recalls Ho Chi Minh forces attacking French troops in Indochina in 1946. It also mentions King Philip’s War’s final Rhode Island battle in 1675 and Franklin starting Poor Richard’s Almanack in 1732.
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GM Forecast Promises Big 1976 Auto Sales Rise
General Motors predicts a strong 1976 with more than 10.25 million units sold, including imports, and expects total car and truck sales of about 13.25 million. The company argues consumer income and credit conditions support higher demand while critics warn GM may overestimate shopper enthusiasm.
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New York
General Motors
Thomas Murphy
Murphy
Hunt can't find sympathy for Hunt in Watergate saga
Everett Howard Hunt, once a CIA operative and Watergate figure, serves 2.5 to 8 years at Eglin after a harsh initial sentence. The piece argues his case shows how justice can be uneven and questions the fairness of his continued incarceration.
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Pensacola
Fla
NEA
Everett Howard Hunt
CIA
Whatall
Eglin Air Force Base
Hunt
Washington
John Sirica
Sirica
G. Gordon Liddy
Liddy
Richard Kleindienst
Richard Nixon
Charles Colson
Florida
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