Taiwan not China in 1970 Canada stance on Taipei
The piece argues Taiwan is indigenous and not Chinese, criticizes Canada for barring ROC athletes, and urges three steps: rename to Republic of Taiwan, hold open elections, and end Chiang faction claims to govern the mainland. It warns Peking seeks Taiwan for strategic reasons and calls for a peaceful solution.
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Canada
Republic of China
Taiwan
People’s Republic of
Peking
Republic of Taiwan
Chiang
St Marys Food Bank Faces Summer Funding Crisis
St Marys Food Bank distributes about 1 200 boxes monthly through 100 agencies. It costs 7 500 to 8 000 per month and demands are double two years ago due to high unemployment. To reach mid October it seeks 15 000 in contributions as hunger cannot wait.
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St. Mary’s
Dick Trujillo
Emergency Task Force
Trujillo
Community Council
Federal commissions mangle consumer rights in gas rate rise
Harriet Van Horne condemns the FPC for approving a natural gas price hike that will lift utility bills. She critiques regulatory capture, recalls past misconduct, and questions President Ford’s FCC nomination of Margita White amid concerns about qualifications and influence.
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Harriet van Horne
New York City
Daily Papers
Mars
Pacific Paradise
Federal Power Commission
FPC
Oil and Gas
Robert Sherrill
Sherrill
Congress
Senate
Taxpayer
Nixon
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Ford
Rescuers Go Unrewarded After Drowning Incident Rescue
Reader lauds two gas station attendants who saved four elderly people from a car that plunged into a canal at 56th Street and Indian School Road. The letter praises Mel Parris and questions why heroes receive no rewards while the criminal justice system awards other offenders.
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56Th Street
Indian School Road
Mel Parris
Scottsdale council passes barking rights ordinance
Nick Di Ross critiques Scottsdale City Council for approving an ordinance aimed at protecting peace of mind amid dog barking disputes. He warns unchecked barking could violate residents rights and provoke conflicts, urging balance between pet ownership and community safety.
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Scottsdale
Eldorado Park
Nick DI Ross
Soviet naval chief reveals blueprint for world power
Washington sources report Admiral Sergei Gorshkov's book The Sea Power of the State outlines a blue water navy aimed at toppling Western preeminence and preparing a Communist world, signaling a shift from defensive to global sea power and prompting U.S. naval caution.
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Washington
Sergei Gorshkov
Kremlin
Gorshkov
Communist Party
U.S
Stalin
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Cuba
Somalia
Red Sea
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Reid
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Robert Novak
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathon Marshall
H.E
Hal’ Metcalf
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
Scottsdale Arizona
Scottsdale Artz
the Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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