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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1975
Page
2
A column recounts J Fred Buzhardts comments on public officials and moral codes amid Watergate. It questions whether competence or integrity should guide presidential choices and argues that honesty ultimately prevails despite appeals to realpolitik.
Secret inter agency discussions from 1969 to 1971 show officials including G Gordon Liddy considered assassination squads to crush international narcotics trafficking in Burma France Lebanon and Turkey. Plans to flood markets with harmless heroin substitutes were discussed but dropped.
The column defends the baby label in the Edelin manslaughter case, denounces the use of fetus as dehumanizing, and urges readers to advocate for adoption and to write letters opposing the terminology. It notes jurors believed the baby was alive at removal and questions the legal implications for abortion rights and medical research.
Dissident factions in both major parties lack programs and a unifying candidate. Mondale Udall Harris losses for Democrats. Reagan not ready to lead Republicans. Polls show high disapproval of Ford’s economic plan yet Ford leads in head-to-head races. Third parties failed to win the White House. Vietnam peace terms alleged violations cited amid renewed fighting. Unspent election funds exceed $20 million and prompt calls for refunds.
A Chronicle Telegram reader urges neighbors to tether or pen dogs to prevent harm to animals and near misses with cars. The writer recounts a black dog dragged by an accident victim and expresses sadness at the animal’s death, blaming owners for lax control and stressing insistence on keeping dogs restrained.
The author argues rumors about FDR and JFK persist despite evidence. He recites Booth’s burial, Yalta outcomes, and Oswald’s lone-gunman role, citing interviews and papers while urging readers to seek medical articles and reprints for the truth.
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