Industry defends drug prices amid life saving claims
The piece argues the drug industry cannot be judged only by price comparisons noting the vast R and D costs and thousands of experiments behind miracle drugs. It cites Powers Jr. on 520 million spent on research, 19 000 scientists, and argues science-based work remains essential despite high costs.
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Editorial: Edward Nixon appointment sparks nepotism concerns
The piece criticizes President Nixon's appointment of his 38 year old brother Edward to a $30,000 a year federal job with Alaska headquarters. It argues the move invites charges of favoritism, even if Edward is qualified, and urges the President to avoid fueling suspicions among critics and supporters alike.
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Firing Debate and Airport Plans Stir Oberlin Controversy
Residents and readers debate firing Douglas C. Wolfe amid airport super-port talk. Objections to landing patterns, federal aid talks, and scrutiny of Lorain County Community College administration cited. VOlk urges public answers and a trustworthy county college.
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Messy OCR fragment reflects an era newspaper item
Fragmentary text from Lorain publishing house dated April 7 1969 includes stray names and unclear editorial notes with no coherent event or clear persons, places, or actions readable for a proper news summary.
Hatching of a Nation challenges Broadway norms
The review argues 1776 defies modern theater trends by staging the Continental Congress with a simple set, few stars, and no intermission. It lauds the musical for honoring tradition and the birth of the Declaration of Independence despite 1960s cynicism.
Prohibition repeal taxes and beer drinker profile
The article marks an April 7 anniversary of the Volstead Act modification and repeal, noting beer taxes fund government and inflation. It cites Falstaff surveys showing the typical beer drinker as a union-area blue-collar worker in large cities, contributing to price rises via wage and tax pass-through.
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Kennedy leads 1972 Democratic race with unlikely challenge
Washington reports Edward Kennedy dominates the 1972 Democratic nomination outlook. Eugene McCarthy remains the only plausible anti Kennedy figure, though his path is constrained by term limits and party dynamics. Muskie Humphrey and others show limited, tepid opposition as Kennedy’s broad ideological appeal and antiwar stance solidify a virtually uncontested front.
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Nixon seeks to abolish policy planning council
Inside report says the Nixon White House may abolish the State Department Policy Planning Council as Kissinger’s staff widens its reach into policy formulation. The piece notes Kissinger’s team pressuring desk officers, while Rogers and Richardson lack deep foreign affairs experience.
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Elliott Richardson
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