Activist critique of a proposed federal consumer watchdog
Harold E. Vogt of the White Plains Regional Chamber denounces a Ralph Nader inspired push for a federal super agency to police private business. He argues consumer protection rhetoric jeopardizes freedom of choice, claims regulation stifles enterprise, and asserts the public buys goods through the market, not bureaucrats.
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Harold E. Vogt
White Plains, N.Y
Regional Chamber of Commerce
Ralph Nader
Aquaculture Bill Backed By Senator Bentsen
Senator Lloyd Bentsen pushes a national aquaculture bill to promote water farming, research grants, and government support for facilities. Citing Corpus Christi and Pecos examples, the plan seeks to expand seafood production as U S demand rises. The measure, co sponsored by ten senators, aims to position the U S as a leader in ocean ranching.
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Bentsen
Corpus Christi
Texas
Pecos
Harding and Normalcy Revisited in July Reflections
The columnist recalls the 1920s era of normalcy under Harding and Coolidge, praising affability and national calm. Anecdotes include Warren Harding’s circle, a Wash ington Post writer’s reminiscence of McLean’s golf course, and Francis Russell's essay imagery. Ice cream consumption rose under their stewardship.
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Bar Barkor
Maine
Edward B. McLean
Washington Post
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Mr. McLean
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George B. Chris- Wan
Leo Diegel
Francis Russell
Central High School
Goodge
Lanpfelton
Union
Editorial on Bakke decision and race in med school
The New York Times faced heavy reader backlash after endorsing reverse discrimination in Bakke's UC Davis medical school rejection. The piece argues racial preferences distort universalizable policy, cites legal limits, and urges neutral, corrective measures while acknowledging black doctors and ghetto needs.
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NEW York Times
Allan Bakke
Medical School
University of California At Davis
The
Times
Andy Young
Special ghetto oriented medical schools for black applicants
The passage argues that quota based medical schools should target young black students to meet a defined need, noting that they will likely reside in ghettos and that such targeted opportunities would avoid implying equal attention for white ghetto areas. It frames this as a defensible justification to concentrate admissions.
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Supreme Court
West Point
Bible Verse Reflections on Belief and Salvation
A compact devotional noting John 3 18 condemns the unbeliever and Colossians 4 2 urges ongoing prayer with thanksgiving. It stresses that salvation is settled for believers and calls readers to pray with faith and anticipation, aligning with passages about receiving through prayer.
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