Editorial on Poff and Nixon Supreme Court picks
The piece critiques Richard Poff and Nixon’s pending Supreme Court selections. It argues Poff withdrew from consideration to avoid a Senate fight, stresses the need for nonpartisan, qualified judges, and favors a cautious, merit based appointment that could steer the Court over time. It also endorses considering a qualified woman jurist to bring a new perspective.
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Poff
Nixon
Virginia
Supreme Court
Richard H. Poff
House
Senate
Representative Poff
Bullhead City hunter embarks on two 9 day Africa safaris
A Bullhead City man undertakes a double safari with two nine day hunts. He has already claimed elephants leopards and numerous other species on the first leg, provoking concern over wildlife loss and where trophies will be stored as hunting continues.
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Bullhead City
Africa
Bullhead
Agnew Greece trip tests Nixon policy on democracy
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that Spiro Agnew's six day visit to Greece undermines Nixon's aim to restore parliamentary government. The trip shores up the Papadopoulos regime and pressures U.S. diplomacy while Tasca continues outreach to opposition figures.
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Washington
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
U.S
Greece
Athens
Agnew
America
George Papadopoulos
Henry Tasca
Papadopoulos
Constantine Karamanlis
Paris
Tosca
Gargalianoi
Peloponnesus
Tasca
State Department
White House
Mediterranean
Nixon NEP fuels new alliance as critics unite
The New Economic Policy under President Nixon fuels a tax windfall for corporations while provoking a rare cross group alliance of environmentalists labor and consumer advocates. Campaigning critics warn the plan shifts billions from public programs to corporate profits and favors utilities over pollution control.
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Stewart Udall
Jeff Stansbury
Nixon
NEP
Washington
Camp David
America
Conservation Foundation
Malcolm Baldwin
Treasury Department
Treasury
Baldwin
Department
Congress
Council On Environmental Quality
White House
General Motors
American Metal Climax
Olin
International Paper
David Freeman
Office of Science and Technology
Consolidated Edison
Freeman
New York
Con Ed
Tanker Breaks Apart and Explodes in North Pacific
Coast Guard reported a 10 000 ton tanker broke in half and exploded overnight in the north Pacific. The event involved a dramatic night scene described as a singing flare.
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North Pacific Ocean
Coast Guard
Manchester NH
Bench Warmers Spark Talk On Scottsdale Youth Sports
Readers urge Scottsdale to form an athletic association to end favoritism in school sports. They argue many capable boys are kept off teams due to size, name, or clique, and propose fair selection based on ability and character with wider opportunities for two platoon football and broader coaching.
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Scottsdale
Athletic Association
Minibikes condemned as perilous children’s toys in editorial
A guest editorial blasts minibikes as dangerous and noisy, predicting 1.5 million in use by year end. It cites lack of supervision and urges local government bans limiting riding to approved open areas, preferably rural, away from streets and sidewalks. Washington DC.
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National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
The
Safety Administration
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