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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1975
Page
3
An opinion piece explores diverse father figures from all-knowing caretakers to absentee dads, noting the generation gap and the effort fathers make to guide their children. It cites Bertrand Russell and urges patience and appreciation for fathers on Father’s Day, valuing words and acts of love over gifts.
Congress remains without significant energy policy as President Ford criticizes drift and delay while the crisis deepens. Readers are urged to contact their lawmakers, with provided addresses for Taft Glenn Motil Ashbrook and Mosher to press for effective energy legislation.
National Park Service maintains Brinkerhoff House in Wyoming and Camp Hoover in Shenandoah for distinguished guests. Register entries include Walter Cronkite and Rep. Cal Rampton at Brinkerhoff, with others like Rep. Lee Hamilton and Rex Lee. Camp Hoover drew White House aides during Watergate era. names include Elliott Richardson and William Ruckelshaus. Report cites VIP access amid debates over lodge rules and privacy.
Senate measures by Strom Thurmond gain co sponsors to block any new treaty as Kissinger weighs shifting Canal Zone police fire and postal services to Panama amid Panamanianization efforts by Torrijos and the Marxist Panamanian government. Loss of canal would raise fuel costs, shipping times, and export prices, risking U S commerce and security.
A syndicated overview notes a wartime lull with Vietnam ending and wars abroad quiet for now, while warning of danger spots in South Africa, Cypress, the Middle East, and the Soviet-Chinese border as diplomats work. It surveys Britain's inflation crisis, Europe’s market decision, and prospects for a U.S. recovery amid global factors.
Washington coverage explains the Supreme Court decision led by Justice Powell that could expose unions to anti-trust suits and triple damages. It discusses implications for union shops, subcontracting, and potential reach into private industry and public sectors, with labor leaders alarmed at a shift toward stricter economic oversight.
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