Editorial on AEP giant 765000 volt grid expansion
The American Electric Power System announces a seven state transmission project worth about 206 million dollars with 59 million dollars spent in Indiana. The new high capacity grid promises reliability and cheaper bulk power delivery to customers, involving Indiana and Michigan Electric Co. and spanning the Madison County area.
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Indiana
Midwest
AEP
Indiana & Michigan Electric Co
Madison County
Indiana & Michigan
Congress bill threatens private electric enterprise says editorial
The piece blasts a new Congress bill to fund REA co op expansion with two federal banks and government capital. It argues private investor owned utilities would bear taxes and costs while co ops gain taxpayer subsidies and free rein, harming private competition amid high U S inflation and war costs.
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Congress
Rural Electrification Administration
American Electric Power System
United States
Viet Nam
Population Bomb Threat Warned by MSU Professor
Michigan State University political science professor Lawrence Battistini warns the most terrible bomb is the population bomb. He says the world population is about 3 billion now, will reach 6 billion by 2000, and 12 billion by 2030, calling the prospect terrifying.
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Michigan State University
Lawrence Battistini
Investment tips on monthly dividends and tax exempt bonds
Reader asks for stocks with monthly dividends. Suggestions include Fannie Mae at 4% monthly yield, Wrigley 4.8% via monthly payments, Winn-Dixie 3.7% growth, American Home Products 2.5% monthly with raises. Also recommends San Diego Stadium Authority 3.9% bonds, North Bergen 4% 1984, New York State Dormitory 3.60% 1980, all near four percent aims.
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American Can
Federal National Mortgage Association
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William Wrigley
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Stadium Authority
North Bergen
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New York State
Roger Spear
Roger E. Spear
Grand Central Station
New York City
N.Y
Nixon Southern Campaign Hits Civil Rights Tightrope
National Republican leaders fear Nixon must campaign in the South without alienating northern supporters. He plans to speak at a Jackson Mississippi fundraiser for conservative causes and Alabama events for James Martin, while avoiding explicit support for segregationist positions.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
South
Rep
Prentiss Walker
Mississippi
James C. Eastland
Jackson
Miss
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Democratic Party
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Jim Eastland
Eastland
Birmingham
Hale Boggs
New Orleans
House
Democratc
Boggs
Martin
Alabama
Louisiana
Jim Martin
Mason-Dixon Line
Charlesh. Percy
Senate
Ilinois
Mississippi Council On Human Relations
Brady's Health Service Advice on Bed Rest and Calcium Loss
Dr William Brady warns bed rest harms elderly and others by causing calcium loss and bone decalcification. He cites Boas and explains risks including kidney stones, urinary retention, prostatism, constipation, and possible pneumonia. Reader letters on health questions are invited with self addressed envelopes. The text includes the U S Constitution preamble.
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Boas
Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Beware the dole parents and the cash allowance plan
Dr Crane advises against weekly cash allowances for teens arguing that money should be earned through tasks. He cites Terry G. a 14 year old who demands 10 dollars weekly and urges parents to structure pay for chores, teaching kids the value of work and money. He promotes a pay per task system and notes the link between work and responsibility.
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Terry G
Dr Crane
Butte
Hiehar
Quotations on Times from Teachers Writers and Thinkers
A collage of quoted voices reflects views on education literacy technology and international affairs. From a former teacher and Don Marquis to U Thant and Christopher Morley the selections critique schooling laziness definitions of aggression and social behavior while noting the habit of saying yes too quickly.
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Wade
Don
William A. Clark
St. Louis
United Nations
U Thant
Associated Press
Christopher Morley
Behemoth Universities Meet Humane Scale at Pacific
A critique of oversized campuses and cafeteria curricula highlights the University of the Pacific in California as a model reform. Raymond College offers small, autonomous liberal arts with Oxbridge dining, while Albert Cowell teaches in Spanish and a third college will focus on non Western studies with a Delhi year.
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Behemoth University
Phiosophy
University of the Pacific
Jockton
California
Raymond College
Raymond
Oxford
Cambridge
Albert Cowell
America
Pacific College
India
Delhi
Claremont
Pomona
Scripps
Claremont Men's
Harvey Mudd
Gen
Fen. Corp
Admiral Aubrey Fitch Led Pacific Air War Campaign
The article praises Admiral Aubrey Fitch as the instigator of the Pacific War air offensive. It notes his roles as Deputy CNO for air and the first naval aviator superintendent of the Naval Academy. It cites his limited forces against Germany first strategy, his Solomon Islands campaign, and his record of 863 Japanese aircraft destroyed, 3031 shot down, over 2700 daylight assaults on Rabaul, and 1.5 million pounds of bombs dropped, leaving Japanese troops stranded in jungles.
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Naval Operation
Naval Academy
Rabaul
Navy
Solomons
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