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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1975
Page
2
The piece reflects on Easter's central Christian claim of the resurrection and calls Christians Jews and Muslims to remember shared heritage. It notes Passover and Muhammad’s birthday, laments regional conflicts, and urges humility, cooperation, and hope for peace. It stresses that hope makes the impossible possible.
The Washington bureau details Arthur Sampson head of the General Services Administration and his travel costs in 1974. It notes 44 trips including a world tour costing taxpayers 14 452 53 with many first class segments. Mary Foster accompanied him on 12 trips and shared 5613 60 in ticket costs.
The article contrasts Yasir Arafat and the PLO's UN performance with recent violent acts and threats. It notes Hassan’s diplomacy, Mohsen's threats to strike Israeli targets and the potential danger of PLO influence, urging caution and countermeasures by American leaders and intelligence services.
The piece argues war in the Middle East is not imminent but political tension rises as a Geneva conference is urged for a comprehensive Arab Israeli settlement. It credits Kissinger’s efforts yet notes Egypt and Israel blame each other, not him, for stalled talks. It also covers U.S. foreign policy worries, food price trends, tax check offs for presidential elections, and debates over amending the 25th Amendment for a potential vice presidential vacancy.
A provocative reflection on how love and marriage diverge in the permissive era. The author argues sex fuels love yet risks detaching commitment, citing social shifts from dating to cohabitation, and decrying a culture of casual intimacy while upholding marriage as a future-oriented union.
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