Valley transit to require exact bus fare
A column notes buses will require exact change which may reduce crime but worsen ride convenience as many stops lack stores for change. It also highlights a stalled plan for a Valley wide emergency number and urges intergovernmental cooperation to implement it.
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Mountain Bell
Conlan Mailer Costs Questioned In 4th District
A controversial 16 page free mailing to about 150000 households raises questions of who paid and if it claimed public funds. Critics call the booklet pure politics while noting it advertised consumer guides and home improvement tips.
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John Conlan
John Colan
High thoughts must have high language
Columnist John D. Lofton Jr. argues critics of President Nixon overreact with rhetoric after Cox’s firing and the attorney general resignations. He cites Sen. Kennedy and Ralph Nader, critiques from the Times and Kraft, then urges calmer discourse, invoking Aristophanes on high language.
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Watergate
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Raoul Berger
Harrison Williams
D-N.j
New York Times
Times
Anthony Lewis
B.F. Sisk
D-Calif
Ralph Nader
United Press International
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Cox
Supreme Court
Teddy
Joe Kraft
Washington Post
Kraft
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Charles Rebozo
Howard Hughes
Post
Board
Joe Reppert
Reppert
Richard Nixon
Adolf Hitler
Aristophanes
Israel strains while Kissinger seeks detente in Moscow
Tel Aviv reports a fierce internal backlash against Soviet detente and U.S. policy as Israeli leaders from Moshe Dayan to Meir Begin push a hard line. The piece links Israeli anger over weapons to a broader fear detente undermines security and points to domestic and congressional pressures led by Henry Jackson.
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Robert Novak
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Henry Kissinger
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Soviet Union
Moshe Dayan
Israel
Henry M. Jackson
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Nixon
Kremlin
Meachem Begin
Golda Meir
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Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Suez
Somalia
Aden
Saudi Arabian
Iran
America
Begin
Mrs. Meir
Dayan
Yom Kippur
Middle East
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Haiphong
Greece Begins Civilian Rule With Free Election Promise
The new Greek premier vows the fairest election in history as civilians take over after years of military rule. President Papadopoulos retains control of defense and security, while ministers handle other functions. Critics warn of limited democracy and ongoing intimidation by security services.
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UPI
Spyros Core
Greece
Wy Bodeheda
Bexoning
George Papadopoulos
Papadopoulos
Alexandros Panagoulis
Mavros
Center Union Party
Secret Service
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