Bribe Money Demands Across Indochina War Aftermath
The text argues that around 965 Americans missing in Indochina and about 1 100 declared dead remain unaccounted for. It claims the 1973 Paris agreement fails to bind the U S to postwar aid and brands North Vietnam as breaking the peace by holding MIAs and bodies. It condemns Hanoi and calls for action to pressure the North Vietnamese government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indochina
United States
Vietnam
Kissinger
North Vietnam
Saigon
Paris
South Vietnam
Satan
Hanoi
Kindergarten support and bus debates spark reader letters
A parent defends the county kindergarten program against critics critics claim only principals and superintendents favor it. The letter supports later school starts and bus transport while defending a child’s all day kindergarten. A second letter questions a published note about photographer Ms Ansley and cites a misprint on three occasions.
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Thomas County
Gordon
R.F. Garren
Ms. Ansley
New Enterprise Faces Money Hurdles and Help Seekers
AP report outlines how entrepreneurs struggle to secure early funding as banks and insurers prefer larger loans. Experts say resource people like lawyers bankers and accountants help credibly connect founders with financiers. An international symposium in Cincinnati gathers 300 officials and experts to promote entrepreneurship worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
New York
William McCrea
McCrea
Cincinnati
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bunker Hill Battle Remembered In 1775 History
On this date in 1775 the Battle of Bunker Hill saw British attacks repelled by Patriots across the Charles River from Boston. The defenders eventually retreated after holding high ground against larger forces.
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Associated Press
Bunker Hill
Charles River
Boston
Sir Francis Drake
California
John Wesley
England
France
Germany
Naples
Sicily
China
Nixon
Washington
British Commonwealth
London
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Israel
Egypt
Dean Martin
Charles Eames
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Transit Study Brings Big Fame to Bark Transit System
Miami and other cities debate rapid transit with ideas from blimps to monorails. Bark Ark claims a gravity powered system that works, drawing consultants and boosting local business as editors praise Mayor McCrawl and Dillinger Wooden for Bark’s “Transit Study Capital of the World” fame.
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Miami
Fla
California
Bark
Ark
America
BTS
Scoop Malloy
The
Defender-Scimitar
Nation
Art Smuggins
Billy Loy Curtter
Myrt
Crow
Creed
Dillinger
Snuff River
McCraw
Hake
Heck
Bark Rapid Transit Rules The City In A Splash
A quirky overview touts Bark’s gravity powered go carts and elevated elevator system from depots Sam Williams pier and Ed's Standard Service to the foot of Cottonmouth Cave. Commuters ride up Lowdown Mountain then zoom into town via go carts for a swift, healthy tourist economy with few back-out options.
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Sam Williams
Dillinger Wooden
Speedy
North Depot
South Depot
Cottonmouth Cave
Lowdown Mountain
McCrawl
Lowdown
McCrawl & Wooden, Inc
Help For Blacks In Business Assaulted By Congress
James J. Kilpatrick discusses the House Appropriations Committee targeting the Office of Minority Business Enterprise OMBE within the Commerce Department. He notes OMBE's modest size 245 employees and 52 million dollar annual appropriation and argues it pursues a broader civil rights mission than other agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Kilpatrick
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Minority Business Enterprise
OMBE
Commerce Department
Nixon
Laszlo Pastor
Hungary
Pastor
Air Force
Julian Niemczyk
Ford
Ford Administration
U.S
Frank Zarb
White House
Energy Resources Council
Treasury Department
Energy Bank
Albert
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
Carl Albert
Dump Albert
OMBE praised as catalyst for minority business growth
The article defends the Office of Minority Business Enterprise as a positive pro capitalism agency. It cites growth in minority banks savings and loans and franchise companies from 1969 to 1974, credits SBA and private leadership, and argues OMBE should remain until black bankers and minority entrepreneurs are ordinary.
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OMBE
Small Business Administration
Nixon Ford contrasts in Sequoia yacht talk
Jack Anderson and Les Whitten recount a Sequoia cruise era contrast with Ford and Nixon. Nixon offered strategy aboard with loyalists and intrigue while Ford favoring fairness, limiting abuses, and insisting party support follow rivals.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Richard Nixon
Potomac
Ford
Mary Louise Smith
Nixon
Paul
Pete”’ McCloskey
R.calif
John Ashbrook
R.-Ohio
Republican National Committee
Ronald Reagan
Howard Baker
R.tenn
GOP
Smith
Oval Office
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Lurie
Signs OF the Times
Chicago
Merry
Nixon-Ford
John Dean
Phil Buchen
Buchen
National Committee
Bill Cramer
R.fla
George Bush
Bush
Air Force One
Colorado
Illinois
Missouri
Montana
Oklahoma
Virginia
Jack Andersen
Rawaes
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