Congress to Return After Election for Rare Lame-Duck Session
The article notes a post election lame-duck session may cut late term travel by defeated lawmakers and explore measures to curb inflation. Prospects include medical cost relief, tax revisions, and no fault auto insurance, with health care reform and tax reform prospects seen as bleak though a Senate no fault bill exists. It emphasizes watching where representatives stand as the 93rd Congress ends.
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Paradox of gender terms sparks editorials and humor
A Coffeyville editor derides chairperson as a female inclusive term while noting chairmen has no gender. Howard Cleavenger and Kutztown professor Harry D Eshleman discuss changing forms like fireperson and freshman to freshperson. The piece ends with jokes and a call to neutral child replacing son amid the Women’s Liberation movement.
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Spokane Daily Chronicle
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Nixon health questions deepen Watergate era crisis
Harriet Van Horne argues public faith erodes as Nixon’s health, pardon, and Watergate fallout prompt cynicism. She cites doctors questioning malingering, notes Jaworski’s staff evidence, and recalls Hunt Colson revelations about Nixon’s plumbers and the coverup.
Nixon under strain and public gaze amid Watergate fallout
The piece portrays Richard Nixon's assumed frailty and mental burden from Watergate. It cites phlebitis, knee injuries from car doors, and isolation amid House scrutiny context, with quotes on his condition and reactions abroad. It also notes Gerald Ford's pardon and the America’s Cup as juxtaposed relief.
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Mailbag critique targets Judge Roush over murder case
A Phoenix reader criticizes Judge Charles D. Roush for a murder ruling in the Carla Dahlsteadt case. The letter laments perceived justice denial, condemns legal system protection of criminals, and decries Arizona’s crime situation.
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Charles D.roush
Judy C. Hanson
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Impeachment Call Resurfaces Over Ford Obstruction Claim
Bernard G. Brody argues Congress should re assemble the House Judiciary Committee to pursue impeachment of Ford for obstruction of justice following Nixon era concerns about executive power and Ford’s pardon. He cites Watergate era precedents and warns of unchecked executive overreach.
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Marshall Democratic Senate Candidate Urged for Big Change
The letter commends Jonathan Marshall for a clean upright campaign with no mudslinging or self advertising. It urges voters to support Marshall in November to bring needed change and dependable representation for the state.
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Food aid hopes dim as Ford urges world cooperation
Foreign commentary notes U.S. food shipments to needy nations face funding limits as Congress delays new aid. Ford urged global cooperation and reserves, Butz cited limited U.S. delivery capacity, and critics warned the Rome conference could fail without stronger action.
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