Editorials challenge Social Security costs and options
The Chicago Today piece by Warren Shore questions the current Social Security system. It argues private insurance might offer more retirement benefits for those 40 and older if funds were redirected. The editors urge voters and candidates to scrutinize the system, its failures and potential reforms, for clearer value on taxpayers’ money.
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Chicago Today
Warren Shore
Shore
U.S. Senate
California
House of Representatives
America
Social Security Administration
Port of Long Beach Wins Kennedy Export Service Citation
In 1962 President Kennedy created a special award for U S companies expanding foreign trade. The Port of Long Beach received the HE Citation for Export Service, praised by Tilton H. Dobbin for its diverse harbor activities from citrus storage for Soviet and Far East shipments to railroad packing for Midwest grain and livestock feed. Governor Reagan and local officials commended the honor and the port’s ongoing usefulness to American business.
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Kennedy
U.S
Long Beach
Frederick Dent
Tilton H. Dobbin
Dobbin
Soviet Union
Far East
Reagan
Unbiased reporting praise and political rants in letters
A reader commends editor Bob Hens ex for fair coverage of a 4th District Democratic nomination campaign. The letter also voices calls for doctors’ access in small towns, criticizes lawyers, references Watergate, and laments Washington’s growth and elite influence in a long, disjointed commentary.
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Con Ress
Bob Hensex
Santa Ana
Back to their studies Fatal
Incumbents face removal as failures to complete homework trigger forced departures. The article links broad disciplinary actions to neglect of assigned duties and neglect of study obligations.
Tito's Letter Shapes Yugoslavia's New Constitution
The 1972 document known as The Letter forms the core of Yugoslavia's new constitution adopted February 21 and dominates Tito's report to the party congress. He warns of corruption, nationalism, and factionalism, while balancing Western consumerism with worker self management and strong party control. The text outlines tensions between independence in the Communist world and non aligned stance, and details the rotational presidency among nine council members.
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Tito
Yugoslavia
Yugoslav Communist Party
Sejh
Cepa
Ugoslavia
Party
Serbia
Croatia
Slovenia
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Macedonia
Montenegro
U.S
BaltimoreRebuilds on Conservative Urban Renewal
Baltimore pursues a patient renewal plan preserving neighborhoods and broadening housing across income levels. The approach avoids mass public housing, leverages a nonprofit loan fund, and uses a one dollar homesteading program to revitalize the downtown and inner harbor while balancing race and growth.
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Baltimore
Mencken
Mt. Veron
Bolton Tl
Tyson
Union Square
Federal Hill
Wilmington
Philadelphia
Robert C. Emery JR
Inner Harbor
Mr. Mencken
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Calle de Serrano
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Tom Wicker
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Franco
Henry Ford
Valencia
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