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Local newspaper Da City News operates under the Donrey Media Group, highlighting regional ownership and management. The arrangement emphasizes local control while aligning with a larger media network.
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Rockefeller backs one year welfare residency law
New York legislature adopts a one-year residency rule for welfare recipients despite a Supreme Court ban. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signs the measure claiming a compelling need because state finances are broke. California’s ruling and budget pressures frame the debate as a test of rights for payers and recipients.
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Crossword Puzzle Clue List and Answer Prompt
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Nixon shifts stance as deficits rise alarm on fiscal path
Washington bureau notes Nixon once damning deficit critic now prescribes Keynesian spending. Ellender warns debt nears 400 billion while forecasts for 1970 72 and 71 show deficits from 11.6 to 23 billion. Foreign aid exceeds 138 billion since 1946, fueling inflation fears and eroding purchasing power.
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Ford Lobby Memo Seeks Aid From Senator Pastore
A confidential Ford memo claims Senator John Pastore discussed auto safety bills with Providence dealer Bob Tasca and pledged to “handle the situation” while backing industry goals. Pastore denies the talks, and Ford histories note evasive replies amid broader lobbying disclosures.
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Buckley on Europe and the West’s Moral Debates
Buckley surveys European affairs from Liechtenstein noting tensions in England over royal funding and the ongoing Realpolitik in Germany. He highlights India Pakistan tragedy, Bengal and Biafra suffering, Western moral postures, and a critique of aid reliance amid genocide and political turmoil.
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On This Date in History June 21 1971 Highlights
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Regatta on Sacramento River Draws Pacific Coast Talent
Red Bluff officials announce a August 3 regatta on the Sacramento River at Sutton place Adobe Road with a grandstand hoping to host a record crowd. Classes 4 and C hydroplane C service runabout and C and F racing runabout will race for about $4500 in value.
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Speaking Your Health: Questions on a Child Blanket and Cataracts
Dr. Lester Coleman answers readers on a three year old clinging to a worn blanket and a cataract surgery inquiry. He notes security blankets are common at this age and urges patience with family dynamics while advising a return visit to the doctor for cataract questions and surgery planning. He mentions a booklet on glaucoma and cataracts available for readers.
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