Europe Economic Community Aims For Unified Trade Policy
The document outlines the nine Common Market states plus EFTA nations, forming a bloc of over 300 million people that could account for about 40 percent of world trade. It notes the EEC seeks economic and eventual political union, while allowing autonomy for nations with free trade links. The success of these agreements could determine a viable United Europe.
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France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Great Britain
Denmark
Ireland
EFTA
Austria
Iceland
Finland
Norway
Portugal
Sweden
Switzerland
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EEC
European Community
Europe
Morocco
Spain
Tunisia
Turkey
Algeria
European Commission
Greece
Malta
Cyprus
U S
Free World
U.S
Prison reform debates and Mediterranean trade plans mix in editorial
The editorial argues prison reforms aim to ease inmate transition to civilian life but warns changes depend on the next corrections director and unions. It also outlines the European Community plan for a second free trade area with Med country ties, warning the U S must accept careful terms and avoid protectionist backlash.
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Daniel Walker
Peter B. Bensinger
Walker
Broval
Ogilvie
Bensinger
Eleitiedae
Guards Union
Hart Michigan Eyes Self Defrosting Main Street
Hart officials ask the State Highway Department to study a self defrosting street concept with embedded wires to melt ice and snow. The town of 2,100 residents contemplates climate control ideas inclining toward domed cities as proposed by Buckminster Fuller.
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Hart, Mich
State Highway Department
Hart
Sees Ae
R. Buckminster Fuller
Home wine kits legal with 200 gallon limit in Illinois
Home wine making is legal but restricted to private use with a 200 gallon annual tax free limit. A Form 1541 must be filed with the U S Treasury Alcohol Tax Division, and only the head of a household may register for private, non sale production.
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Illinois
U.S. Treasury Department
Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms Tax Division
Illinois State Bar Assa
Navy Chief Zumwalt Faces Backlash Over Reform Drive
Washington Star News reports Admiral Zumwalt's sweeping changes since July 1970 sparked hostility among retired officers and critics while drawing support from some insiders. The CNO reshaped top ranks, issued Zgrams, and pushed equal opportunity efforts that frustrated many in a traditionally conservative Navy.
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Zumwalt
CNO
Defense
R. Laird
Navy
Pentagon
Adm
Isaac C. Kidd, Jr
Black Shoe Navy
Kidd
Army
Marine Corps
Washington
Warner
John C. Gardner Leads Southern Illinoisan As Editor
John C. Gardner serves as editor and general manager of the Southern Illinoisan, guiding newsroom operations and publication strategy. He oversees editorial direction, staff leadership, and the paper’s regional reporting reach.
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John C. Gardner
Editor urges full return address for letters to editor
Southern Illinoisan notes letters to the editor must include the writer's full address for verification. The policy reminds readers that unsigned or incomplete submissions may not be published.
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Southern Illinoisan
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