Smokeless jets mark progress in major retrofit program
A $30 million effort to retrofit 1100 jets with burner cans aims to fully cut smoke emissions by 1975. By March nearly 60 percent complete, the program targets Boeing 727 737 and DC-9 engines. New wide body airliners entering service offer quieter, smokeless operation as airlines invest over $300 million in pollution abatement. MICKEY PORTER Akron Beacon Journal.
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Paperwork overload spurs renewed push for reduction
A Senate subcommittee study estimates 36 billion dollars yearly wasted on forms across government levels. Rep Omar Burleson notes twenty five years of growth since his 15 year old inquiry, citing airport plans needing 45 copies and a hospital serving 23 agencies. He urges results and less paper.
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Help Police Rally Calls Across City and Nation
A historical editorial urges strong public support for police, criticizing criticizers and demanding organized action. It cites police fatalities, residency policies, and the need to mobilize groups like the Jaycees or Kiwanis to back lawmen and outshine anti police sentiment.
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Latin Instruction Outperforms in Washington Sixth Grade
An educator argues while skeptical of educational research that Latin teaching for five years improved English reading and overall language skills in Washington's sixth graders more than French, Spanish, or no language. He cites a district report showing Latin's dual transfer effect and urges Latin study for all children.
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Wallace Is the Key to the Whole Thing
The article argues that Democrats fear a McGovern ticket despite his delegate gains. It notes promises to party leaders and donors, predicts McGovern will win big states yet lose in November, and cites specific delegate figures from South Carolina Georgia Mississippi Texas and others as evidence of his uneven path to the nomination.
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Three Rs of 72 and the old time teacher tribute
A nostalgic column from New York’s Washington Heights reflects on former teachers like Mr Duke and Miss Dacey. It cites college incidents on plagiarism and protests, plus national politics from McGovern to Wallace, weaving a cautionary view of modern education and public discourse.
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