Final rites mark Lt Gen Simler service at Air Force Academy
At Colorado Springs the Air Force Academy cemetery welcomed Lt Gen George B. Simler and Capt Gil J. Gillespie with burial rites. Simler, slated for four star promotion, led combat tours in Europe Vietnam and held key posts including director of operations Sev en th Air Force and vice commander in Europe. The tribute praised his career and youth outreach program aiding reenlistments.
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Television Gone Beyond Repair Night At Home
A family recounts a chaotic night after their television dies during a recent program. The event dissolves into frantic calls to the repair shop, jokes about money, and a reflection on how the living color era consumes time and alters family life. The piece blends humor with a wary nostalgia for simpler evenings.
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Plan de Atlan sparks debate on Chicano takeover fears
Richard Sanchez discusses the Plan de Atlan and La Raza Unida amid fears of ethnic takeover. The piece cites assumed race based control by the Bronze Race and suggests controversial views on assimilation, race, and civil attitudes, noting provocative examples and potential misunderstandings in public discourse.
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Mae's Victory In Plain Figures By John P Roche
Political analyst compares McGovern Nixon race to primary dynamics noting McGovern’s 29 percent share of 17 primary states with about 4 million votes and a core 6 million Democratic base. argues McGovern faces a head to head contest rather than a wide field, highlighting polling changes and electoral college considerations.
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No Significant Lessons From McGovern Victory
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A Critical Hour In the U.S. Senate
The piece argues Nixon faces pressure over SALT talks and Senate Jackson amendment as doves push for equalizing U S Soviet arms. It notes Republican and Democratic maneuvers, with Senate strategists seeking to constrain Soviet advantages while maintaining treaty prospects amidst public scrutiny.
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No contagion in cancer fear says doctor in Health Talk
A reader asks if cancer is contagious. Experts reply cancers are not contagious even with close contact. They warn fear itself is contagious and harms emotional health, advising psychological help to tackle cancer anxiety and restore life enjoyment.
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