Nixon Papers Still Sealedas Court Weighs Ownership
Secret Nixon tapes and memos remain in sealed boxes in the Executive Office Building as a three judge panel reviews whether the documents belong to the government or to Nixon. Congress may pass a law or the Supreme Court may decide if outgoing presidents keep White House files. Nixon seeks access to write a million dollar book, USC offers to build a Nixon Library.
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Benjamin Shore
Washington
White House
Congress
California
Supreme Court
Nixon
USC
High Court
National Archives
Richard Nixon
Revenue sharing debate tests Ford six year extension plan
The piece weighs the proposed six year extension of the federal revenue sharing program against its goals and flaws. It notes states localities benefited from no strings grants but now face inflation and tax pressure. It argues better to restore original federalism with state control and local taxation authority.
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Ford
94Th Congress
Nixon
Washington
Main Street
Congress
Animal Kindness Week Promotes Responsible Pet Ownership
During Be Kind to Animals Week owners are urged to reflect on how they treat their pets. Kindness means responsible care, including vaccines, safe confinement, and neutering to prevent suffering and disease.
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Fido
Midnight Oil And Campus Rebellions In Financial Strain
Campus protests flare over tuition hikes and faculty cuts amid financial pressures in higher education. The piece cites poets and writers urging daylight study and criticizes midnight oil, suggesting reforms and daylight literary assignments to curb costly midnight effort.
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Gay
Shenstone
Cowper
Anna Letitia Barbauld
William Shakespeare
Midnight ride reenactment stirs protest in Salt Lake City
A Salt Lake City attempt to imitate Paul Revere’s ride drew 25 people with lanterns at St. Mark's Cathedral but police halted the plan citing parade permits and street safety. The piece interlaces 1773 Boston tea party talk with mock tribal and agency officials debating costumes and safety rules.
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Salt Lake City
Paul Revere
St. Mark’s Cathedral
Paul
Boston
Samuel Adams
Letters to the Editor Policy Clarified by The Gazette
The Gazette states that all letters to the editor must include a phone number, name, and address for verification but will withhold personal details upon request. Officials emphasize the telephone number is required to verify all letters before publication.
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Gazette
Brunswick district bond issue to fund new school facilities
Brunswick City School District residents face a forthcoming bond measure to fund a 600 student building a central kitchen and offices with no tax increase as higher tax base offsets new millage. The plan aims to improve educational facilities amid growth and fiscal restraint.
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Board of Education and Administration
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