Taiwan moral riddle editorial on Chiang and Taiwan
The piece argues Taiwan is a people’s issue not just a Cold War pawn. It notes Chiang Kai-shek’s hold on Taiwan, U S policy limits, and the risk of Communist demand for reunification. It presents three pathways for Taiwan and questions the likelihood of a free choice election.
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Conflict of interest in Arizona politics debated by candidates
The piece argues that while all groups have potential conflicts of interest, public officials should abstain when bias could affect judgment. It contends occupation or finances should not disqualify candidates and criticizes weak Arizona laws that fail to require removal from decisions.
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Monroe Dingott
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Inside report eyes limits on Nixon Far East options
Washington experts worry that the Nixon administration has traded bargaining leverage in China for a televised peace quest. Harvard professor Fairbank and others fear public euphoria over Peking could constrain future U.S. choices, with Kissinger’s high profile trip shaping the path to 1972.
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Motorola attacks on depreciation sparks reader protest
A letter condemns Motorola for questioning depreciation charges in hospital billing. The writer says depreciation funds capital assets and future service, notes Motorola has not published depreciation amounts, and argues only expert review can judge reasonableness. The missive accuses Motorola of using selective data and political tricks to mislead.
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Student thanks Scottsdale firemen for research assistance
Janet Rottenberg expresses gratitude to Reid Herman and Scottsdale Fire Department members for providing information and access to materials aiding a term paper. She credits public and private employees and employers for their cooperation in her research efforts.
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On The Line Victors and Losers Absent in China
In Peking, President Nixon learns China rejects sports prestige with champions or leagues. Hsu explains we play for friendship and health, boxing and table tennis center stage, while tax-free earnings fund homes, utilities, opera, and cinema. No bars exist in the PRC.
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Rhen
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Comics Bring Peace Hint In Troubled Middle East
The News Tribune notes Israel approved Arab and Lebanese comic books for distribution to Arabs in disputed territories. Featuring Mickey Mouse and Superman, the comics are seen as a small step toward cultural exchange amid regional tensions.
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Liberated women Husbands can Liberated women Husbands can
Mary McGrath argues that the liberated wife can reshape a chauvinist husband into a more equal partner. She compares this social change to recycling, noting the transformation takes time and subtlety, not a quick, forceful overhaul.
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Mary McGrath
A Quiet Guide to Equal Partnerships and Household Roles
The excerpt outlines a plan for a wife to gradually shift domestic duties to share chores equally. It suggests she starts by swapping male tasks for lighter work, asks the husband to help with dishes, and notes shoveling as seasonal. Through slow reassignment the wife becomes less of a laborer and more of a partner, potentially strengthening the relationship.
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Derstand
Slips a new high school health course approved
The Cincinnati Board of Education approved a new high school health course offering instruction in birth control methods yesterday. The Boston Globe coverage notes the decision aims to update the curriculum and provide students with comprehensive reproductive health information.
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