Bitter medicine for inflation needs strong action now
Opinion piece argues inflation must be tackled with decisive policy, not wishful promises. It cites Sen. Gordon Allott urging straightforward medicine for inflation, warns against doom-saying about recession, discusses inflation psychology and the burden on fixed incomes, and calls for durable corrective measures to protect retirement and future earnings.
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Congress
Cleveland Trust Co
What’s the excuse this year for Elyria street conditions
An open letter to Mayor Reichlin criticizes repeated excuses for snow cleanup failures in Elyria. The writer, a concerned citizen, demands action after two weeks of heavy snow, noting cleared main streets but unaddressed side streets and unsafe conditions. The letter asserts tax payments but inadequate services and urges firm leadership.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Reichlin
Elyria
Ely
Grandpappy set letters on education amid bowl game end
Readers note unsigned letters are not published yet signatures and full addresses are preferred. The piece urges higher learning institutions to resume business of education after bowl games, criticizing rebel students and calling for responsible discourse.
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Institutions of Higher Learning
Chronicle Telegram WX Loaded Item About January 4 1970
The Chronicle Telegram entry references a Sunday issue dated January 4 1970 in SHARHIVE. It notes publisher A C Huxinantt and a long running history dating to 1829 with a Formy newspaper heritage.
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Chronicle-Telegram
A.C. Huxinantt
Sharhive
Global military spending hits 7 percent of world product
An assessment shows worldwide military outlays at about $200 billion in the last year, with $1 trillion spent over eight years. The United States and Soviet Union account for roughly 70 percent of current spending and most increases, while nations push for disarmament though signatories hesitant on enforcement.
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Washington
Soviet Union
UN General Assembly
Unani
Near East
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
U.S. Arms Control Agency
United States
Dispute over ideology in Nixon black capitalism plan
Cabinet council debates extend beyond minority business to community ownership. Wyly argues for broader participation across urban and rural areas while Stans defends individual entrepreneurship and rejects cooperative models. The exchange underscores a larger clash over how to structure economic inclusion in the administration's program.
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Washington
Nixon
Urban Affairs Council
Sam Wyly
Dallas
Wyly
Appalachian Hills
Maurice Stans
Stans
Busi
Ombe
Outlook for the next decade remains hopeful in America
Ralph de Toledano argues the American system retains great health despite decade-spanning doubts. He cites inflation, Vietnam, politics in Congress, environmental concerns, and shifts in science, education, and public sentiment, urging cautious optimism for the new decade.
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Ralph de Toledano
Vietnam
America
Congress
Blowpipe weapon may equalize small nations against planes
An unofficial report notes Short Brothers and Harland of Belfast developed the Blowpipe, a 36 pound shoulder fired missile with TV remote guidance able to hit tanks helicopters or planes from two miles. Its sale could shift balance in conflicts from Vietnam to the Middle East and Africa.
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Mirage
Libya
Belfast
Northern Ireland
New York
James Henle
Vanguard Press
Henle
Short Brothers and Harland
Harland and Wolff
Rommel
Atlantic
Short Brothers
Harland
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Laos
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Golan Heights
Suez Canal
Short Brothers and Harland Company
United Kingdom
NATO
Short Brothers and
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