Caution urged on newly coated streets and federal budget critique
Editorial warns drivers about gravel and slick conditions on streets undergoing seal coating, urging extreme caution to prevent accidents and windshield damage. It then critiques inflation, rising debt, and Congress spending, urging genuine economies to curb deficits and tax burdens.
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Congress
Nixon
Litterbug Signal Proposed for Clean America
Mrs Ann Ward of Cunningham Colorado suggests using dot dash dot dot as a signal for littering enforcement. The Family Camping Federation endorsed the idea at its St Louis convention to cue motorists to curb trash on roads. Critics fear noise pollution from widespread beeps as littering remains common.
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Ann Ward
Cunningham, Colo
America
Family Camping Federation
St. Louis
Are You Normal Or Mad According To Boyle Column
Hal Boyle asks readers to answer quirky questions about tax forms, family, envy, snobbery, spelling, foreign policy, and desegregation to gauge mental normality. The piece notes many Americans may be muddled yet functioning, then shifts to a note on migratory behavior of lemmings and bats.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Internal Revenue Service
Phnom Pehn
Kuala Lumpur
Vientiane
U S Faces Loss of Scientific Leadership
At the National Academy of Sciences meeting in Washington, leaders warned that the United States is slipping to second rank in astronomy biology and chemistry due to tight budgets and reduced government funding. Critics cited a surge in competing nations and warned basic medical research also suffers as funds dwindle.
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Nixon
United States
National Academy of Sciences
Washington
U.S
Harvey Brooks
Abelson
Ivan L. Bennett
New York University Medical Center
Attem
Lee A
DuBridge
Law lessons and crimes from youth guidance notes
The article outlines penalties for speeding and red light violations and explains negligent homicide and aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. It then presents a crime scenario with Warren Roy and Joe Smith, detailing charges from misdemeanor theft to credit card theft, forgery, shoplifting, fraud, and theft by false pretenses, with respective sentencing ranges.
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Max
Warren
Roy
Sears
Joe Smith
Smith
Joe
Rights in Ol Miss In a Tailspin
NEA Washington Correspondent reports Mississippi faces a sharp downturn in progress amid Jackson State killings and racial tensions. white fears spike from rumors of black students with knives in schools as lockers are robbed.
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Mississippi
Jackson State
Charles Evers
Fayette
Supreme Court
Jackson
Highway Patrol
Mendenhall
Brandon
University of Mississippi
John Bell Williams
Paul Johnson
War Deterrence and the Price We Pay
A critical look at how defense industries in the United States and rivals in the Soviet Union and Red China shape Cold War deterrence. The piece cites North American Rockwell’s push for a new generation of military aircraft and notes how national policy intertwines with industry, manpower, and long term plans into the 1970s and beyond.
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America
Soviet Union
Red China
North American Rockwell Corporation
United States
Skyline
Aeria
U.S
North American Rockwell
Robert Anderson
Rockwell
Bruce K. Holloway
Strategic Air Command
Gen. Holloway
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