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To Deception! fitacd as uecchscl 1 At-JirF- EC;i RITKJTER, Wednesday, November?, 1973 Tho First Step Editorials 1 kP&yl W$mRw We ve Had anou Deception! Nixon Should Offer To .Resign! It is clear that Richard Nixon senators has been lopsided in element which gave him the him at home. We cannot believe has lost the respect, belief and opposition to the president. presidency and his power, the what he says. We cannot trust 2 confidence of the American conservative Republican what he Nixon, who likes to "play it office does. people. The current Gallup poll whose backing he --4 cool," like the hero of the movie holders With all of this, impeachment J shows only 27 per cent of the requires able westerns, or the pro football to be to function. by the House is far from certain; people could be deemed his Honest conservatives are appalled :::5 quarterback under fire, has conviction by the Senate -- supporters. A story in this week's reacted to less heavy blows by at such unconservative doingings which takes a two-third- s vote -- Watergate Reporter reveals that simply trying to weather the as the coverup; the even less likely. What is certain is Kentuckians, who gave the storm and distract the stormers. secret campaign funds; the ITT that the agony of the conflict President such a thumping This time, his tactics in crises of deal; the dairy deal; the Cox can only cause more bitterness majority just one year ago, firing in clear violation the the past, will not work. of and confusion as the nation --.3 share the national presidential word; the royalist drifts; and that even if Nixon disillusionment Mail to area This time he has alienated, palaces at San Clemente and Key should "win" such a fight, the PROposa congressmen and our two and frightened, his base, the very Biscayne. Moreover, Nixon is a people will have lost. -- 3 liability to their aspirations for This brooding, power-oriente- d office. The smell of death is on loner, sheltered from the people College Football Scouts his administration; and rare is the who elected him in his hideaways Frankfort Watchline politician who wants to go down across the continent, can render Have Happy Hunting lashed to the mast of the sinking one great service to the public in By John Nichols ship. those name he has spoken so Who can argue some against that of matched Valley of Even a few weeks ago, it was a often. He can resign, and by so ::1 in is 1. the best football the state District The odds obviously bold congressman indeed who doing give the nation a chance to in Reporteriand now favor a 'il. played that Reporteriand champion. "n't r would call for Nixon's purge itself of scandal and Trouble Brewing r local teams have captured three resignation, suggest Another team which deserves or that dishonor and start over again. ::S out of four county playoff mention is Moore High which fearsome word "impeachment." The Congress is rushing to For State Democrats? spots? - i won four games this year. It had But the incredible ineptitude of confirm Gerald Ford as vice Seneca, which racked up not a game in three the White House crowd in the as FRANKFORT J. R. Miller and In fact, Combs was fond of saying won previous president - and in effect - seven straight shutouts along the Cox firing and the missing tapes .1 Julian Carroll have at last come out during his losing campaign for seasons. president if Nixon does quit. way, captured the District 4 title along with the publicly and said what they've been governor that Kentucky Democrats are virtual certainty Ford has never given signs of 8-1- And not to be forgotten are -1 - with an record. Thomas more shattering scandals telling their buddies privately for a like hear- sixth-grad- of to great leadership, he knows cats - you them squalling the St. Pius fifth and e but a 6-- 3 I long time. But who can you believe? and battling all night long, expecting Jefferson, with mark, come, is bringing to a crescendo the ways of government and how 2 team and St Martha's seventh ; In recent stories by the Associated to find no survivors the next day. But captured the District spot, the calls for resignation or to make it and eighth-grad- e team which work. I Press (Miller's version) and the in a few months, all you see are more while Southern, at 5-- 5, won the impeachment. He does show respect for the 1 captured their respective Toy Louisville Courier-Journ- (Carroll's cats. District 3 crown. Nixon has lost the capacity to Bowl championships. honorable uses and limitations of version) each says things that don't SORT OF TRAP - It was The playoffs this weekend govern. No amount of genuine presidential power. He would I jibe if put together. For example, anticipated the other day at a meeting will find Seneca playing U of L, UK scouts, please take achievement or shallow have the united support of a Carroll contends that he has not told on of the legislative subcommittee Southern, and Thomas Jefferson note! showboating on the international Congress and a people who yearn anyone he's running for governor, but campaign contributions and spending I front can restore confidence in for a fresh start. i that Miller is practically campaigning that a couple of potential candidates I for the job. for governor in 1975 might show up I Bosh, protests the former and say something. Yew-el- l, ,t Y'all? :'3 Democratic Party boss. He doesn't Why? Well, under consideration was ; know his plans along that line, but a proposal that would have the next We don't hold at all with Dr. distinguished neighbor and Letter To The Editor everywhere he goes he spots Carroll's governor's race partially financed with James G. Miller, the new sometime rival in Lexington has I election campaign tracks. Then there's state funds. president of the University of lately contented itself with the To the Editor: community standards" in Jefferson I the question of how influential Miller Lt. Gov. Carroll could not attend as Louisville, who wants the terse and almost gutteral "UK," I write to give a clear understanding County. :f. is on Gov. Wendell he had planned because of a death in the Ford. time-honor-ed to public and in reply to a letter abbreviation "U of there's no cause for slavish Investigation of feasibility of the Carroll says "J.R. pretty well made his family, but the statement he sent written by Roy P. McAllister as to just L" to be "UL" from now on. imitation! commission's conducting public him governor" with the implication in his stead did not make mention of what the committee to Study We have enough culture hearings on the above topic. that Ford is deeply obligated to Miller. the revolutionary idea. Community Standards on Obscenity is ; Since the memory of living shock, political shock and future f- Miller says no man dominates Ford But it was mentioned to us that the to do or not to do at this time. Investigation of feasibility of -i "U L" has rolled shock. We need a few and had better not try it. He sees Lt. Gov. was wise to pass up the man, of eternal It is not the job of the committee requesting statements and :; Carroll trying to drive a wedge subject for the time being. Why?jWell, trippingly and mellifluously, verities to hang on to. On, on, tft say you can or cannot see or read recommendations from various civic, between Ford and him with such we were told, it was sort of a trap. from the tongues of its students yew-uv-e- ll, keep your preposition anything. It Is not the job of the educational and religious groups. remarks. f If he said it's a good idea, along and supporters although its up. Ell with yew-ell- ! committee to say that a movie is good I would like to add that as this Here's one: how about who's been would come his foes and charge that, or bad, or to say that this community study goes on and as new assignments abetter Democrat? yes, of course, he must need the will read only what we feel it should are given, this information will be Why, if you believe Carroll, he is money, being on the outs as he is with Park Scene read. God forbid, we don't want that given to the editor so that you may the paragon of political loyalty and the party establishment task! always be aware of the latest decency, just trying to keep the party But if he said it's a bad idea, his It is at tills time the job of the developments. united and avoiding sideshows and detractors would guess out loud that THURSDAY TUESDAY committee to: I would further add to Roy splintering diversions like the U.S. Fact What is maybe Carroll didn't need any Basketball. Douglass Community Basketball scorers clinic. Trevilian finding: the existing McAllister that when I viewed "Last Senate Sign-u- p in race. financing help because he's a fat cat Center, 2301 Douglass Blvd. and Administrative Office, 1297 Trevilian situation Jefferson County in Tango In Paris" that it was not in i But maybe you believe Miller, who and has big play starts for boys girls respect the lots of money waiting in and wishing to Way.
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