Court ruling tempers campaign spending but funds still sway races
The Supreme Court struck down the 35000 personal funds limit arguing it curbed free speech, yet wealthy candidates can still pour millions into media campaigns. In California, Rep. Alphonzo Bell and Tom Hayden outspend rivals, with Hayden using loans from his wife’s earnings, illustrating the ongoing influence of personal wealth in elections.
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Supreme Court
California
Rep
Alphonzo Bell
Tom Hayden
Bell
Hayden
Sen
John V. Tunney
Tunney
Jane Fonda
House
Senate
Due Process for Hays Rep Wayne Hays Faces Ethics Probe
The House Ethics Committee investigates Ohio congressman Wayne Hays over possible favors in travel vouchers and stationery approvals. The piece stresses due process and calls colleagues to act in the national interest regardless of popularity.
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Wayne L. Hays
Justice Department
House Ethics Committee
Hays
House
Ohio
Ellis Island Revisited Bicentennial tour echoes immigrant history
The Ellis Island site in New York Harbor opens to visitors for the Bicentennial, inviting reflection on the mass immigrant journeys that shaped America. It recalls the 5,000 daily arrivals at the peak, the huddled masses seeking freedom, and the enduring impact of diverse communities on the nation’s development.
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Ellis Island
New York Harbor
New World
Europe
Emma Lazarus
Land of the Free
Spitz Record Falls At Montreal Meet
The article notes Roger Pytell of East Germany breaking the 200 meter butterfly record with a time of 1 59.63, becoming the first to swim under two minutes. It reflects on Mark Spitz’s legacy and predicts more record drops at Montreal.
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Mark Spitz
Munich
Roger Pytell
East Germany
Montreal
Crichton blasts medical prose and career pitfalls
Michael Crichton criticizes medical writing for unreadable prose and jargon. He argues doctors obscure knowledge with complex language to dazzle readers, a practice traced to medieval times, leaving patients and peers confused.
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Arnold
Crichton
New England Journal of Medicine
Speaking of Your Health and Body Image
A letter discusses the dangers and social pressures around a 20 year old seeking breast reduction. Doctors advise that the decision rests with the patient and family under medical guidance, noting potential psychological impact and the influence of well meaning but intrusive relatives.
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R.O.L. Fla
Mrs. I
Tribune Star Courier Local Rates and Contact Details
Terre Haute Tribune press details list editors and managers, publication schedule, and delivery options. It includes mailing rates for Indiana and Illinois, rural routes, and motor route services. Also covers second class status, publication office address, and Associated Press rights and server notes.
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Indiana
Illinois
Terre Haute
Tribune-Star Publishing Co., Inc
Wabash Ave
P. C
Associated Press
Gemini and Cancer Influence in Today's Star Guidance
The page offers daily zodiac advice for Gemini through Taurus with notes on trust, reserve in public, communication style, frugality, judgment, social contact, persuasion, observation, persistence, and swift success potential across signs. It blends personality traits with actionable tips for the day.
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Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Virgo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Public opinion shifts on big government critique
A composite survey review traces how big government became the top national threat from 1959 to 1976. Gallup and Harris show varying views, with a Washington Post poll favoring smaller government in May, while liberals shift on Watergate's impact. A separate West End derailment spills corn from a freight train near Philadelphia with no injuries.
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Louis Harris
Gallup
Big Business
Labor
Harris
Washington Post
George Wallace
East
West End
Calvin Carter
Carter
Columbus
Ohio
Philadelphia
Railroad
Chauncey Rose Jr High Variety Show Star Faces Lawn Mower Scene
Tribune staff notes Chauncey Rose Junior High student Carol Oxford starred in the school's variety show. Nosey recalls a cross stage in a grass skirt chased by a lawn mower in the act. Nancy Bibb vacationing in Florida sends a postcard. Eleanor Jerry joins a sophomore honorary at Butler University. Scott Gillis, class of 1975, earns high academic recognition at Colorado School of Mines. George Albright birthday greetings and lake fishing at Crane.
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Carol Oxford
Chauncey Rose Junior High School
Nosey
Carol
Eleanor Jerry
Crawford St
Butler University
Spurs
Scott Gillis
South Vigo High School
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Colo
Scott
Mike Gillis
George Albright
George
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Korn-Ferry
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Speaking of
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Louis F. Keifer
Marlee A. Cox
Terre Haute Gazette
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the Tribune
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Phillips Report
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