Consumer Protection Agency urged by editorial
The piece notes House approval of a Consumer Protection Agency and Senate support for S. 707. It urges readers to contact their senators to back the bill, arguing the agency would defend consumers against unfair practices and advocate before federal agencies and courts.
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Danger ahead on Chaparral extension bridge traffic
The Progress editor Jonathan Marshall notes dangerous traffic on Chaparral from Scottsdale to Miller with heavy car and truck flow and a looming Right Lane Must Turn Right sign near the canal bridge. He urges moving the no parking sign closer to the bridge to prevent accidents during the campaign.
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Jonathan Marshall
United States Senate
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On the Line Russian censors pull no punches
Reporter Bob Considine recalls how Soviet monitors cut feed lines during Nixon's trip, blocking commentary on Kremlin policies. He cites censorship antics from Moscow and a wartime exchange over a line about Stalin and Khrushchev, illustrating censorship’s blunt force and absurdities.
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Soviet Union
Nixon
Kremlin
Andrei Sakharov
U.S.S.R
Big Brother
Congress
All the President's Men revealed dirty tricks by Woodward Bernstein
The excerpt reviews All the President's Men and details how Woodward and Bernstein used questionable methods to obtain Watergate information. It recounts efforts to identify grand jurors and questioning tactics while noting internal concerns and a later court reminder of grand jury secrecy.
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John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Bob Woodward
Chuck Colson
Carl Bernstein
Donald Segretti
Washington Post
Bernstein
Watergate
Earl Silbert
Woodward
John Sirica
Williams
Sirica
Post
Our man Hoppe Our tastes get expensive
Maude Joad saves $3.95 for gingham curtains while Jud blames inflation on the government. They note rising costs from food to clothes and cars, arguing Americans feed costly tastes and must curb spending to return to simpler ways. The piece satirizes economic advice and consumer anxiety.
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Maude Joad
Maude
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Herbert Stein
Jud
Purdy’s
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