Inflation concerns blunt GM UAW deal impact on markets
The Fed cut its discount rate by a quarter percent yet stocks fell after GM and the UAW ended an eight week strike. Economists warn wage hikes may spark inflation and squeeze profits as other firms follow suit, risking a price and wage spiral that could hurt U.S. competitiveness.
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University of Arizona
De Gaulle Death Provokes Reflections On Leadership
In New York, On The Line recalls Charles de Gaulle’s death at 79 and France’s widowhood. The piece contrasts de Gaulle with Churchill and Roosevelt, notes his enduring influence, and honors Jody Johnston, a four year old who died, tying themes of mortality, leadership, and memory.
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High School Students Clean Camelback Mountain for Veterans Day
Local teens spent Veterans Day picking up litter on Camelback Mountain demonstrating community spirit. The letter notes the single effort is a start and urges ecology clubs to sustain monthly cleanups to maximize impact and inspire wider civic cooperation.
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Camelback Mountain
Byrd weighs challenge to Kennedy for Senate whip
Washington reports Sen. Robert Byrd may challenge Sen. Edward Kennedy for the Senate Majority Whip post in the 92nd Congress. Byrd, who has long built anWhat system of favors, faces a politically mixed Senate as he counts votes after the 91st Congress adjourns.
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North Dakota
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Israel
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Mike Gravel
Alaska
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William Spong
Virginia
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Epic Cold War Satire Ends Nuclear Fear Forever
A facetious account portrays a dramatic cooperation between the United States and the Soviet Union ending in peace. It parodies diplomatic snubs and extravagant retaliation leading to a mock surrender and a Moscow statue honoring the State Department for peace.
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Trish Nixon
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Iowa
Julia Child
Washington
Bolshoi Ballet
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High rise standards, open space favored by planning panel
Planning Commission approves open space and low density as key amenities. Height not critical. tall narrow structures praised for grace. Voters urged to fix election law to end straight ballot as two party system remains best.
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Campaign season strains Washington after elections
The piece notes President Nixon campaigns amid a Democratic House and Senate, facing a tough lame duck session. It reports criticism from Capitol critics and hints at political pressure on lawmakers as Republicans and some Democrats are urged to support or oppose the President’s agenda.
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Nixon campaign tactics may shape Senate votes after election
The analysis notes Nixon Agnew campaign moves influence Senate dynamics and possible support for foreign policy budgets. Buckley’s victory reshapes alignment, while Goodell and the Wednesday Club face scrutiny. Lame duck session prospects favor quick appropriations before a larger push in January.
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