Hillsdale College faces HEW Title IX enforcement pressure
Hillsdale College in Hillsdale Michigan faces a three year 29 million fund raising effort to preserve independence as HEW officials push Title IX form compliance. The department warns of possible loss of federal aid though the college argues it does not accept federal funding and notes some students receive federal aid.
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Millsdale College
Hillsdale
Mich
Big Brother
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
ITEW
Office of Civil Rights
George C. Rache Il
Washington
Hillsdale College
HEW
Roche
Michigan
U.S
Dine Out On Food Stamps Sparks Policy Debate
A regional debate centers on expanding food stamp use for restaurant meals. Oregon urges officials to allow dine out, Hawaii already permits it, while a Carter reform bill aims to trim 7.6 million current recipients but add 3 million by waiving cash purchases. The rhetoric paints a growth in federal aid and administrative reform as part of the national conversation.
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Oregon
Hawaii
Carter
Jailward Bound? Man Says He Prefers Prison Over Low Pay
Michael James, 25, of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin, told a judge he would not take a job as part of his sentence because the $350 monthly wage would be less than the $300 county assistance plus $130 in food stamps and medical aid he already received. The remark underscores debates over work incentives and unemployment.
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Michael
James
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Wdge
Hater’s dark hunger in a snowy Chicago cab ride
A Chicago cab ride prompts reflections on hate and revenge sparked by dialogue about the Warren Report and MLK assassination. The driver, a Black man overweight yet articulate, ruminates on conspiracies, J Edgar Hoover, and justice while the narrator recalls personal loss and the Warren Report’s note that Lee Harvey Oswald was a hater from boyhood.
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Pall Harvey
Chicago
Warren
J F.K
Martin Luther King
J. Edgar Hoover
Kennedy
Dr. King
Oklahoma
Bjathers
Lee Harvey Oswald
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Gas Industry Cleared By Moss Opponent Of FOI Reform
Washington report on Rep. John Moss and the Freedom of Information Act reveals a power struggle over access to industry documents. The Moss committee demanded data from oil firms, but a May 4 memo clearing gas producers was suppressed, prompting charges of a political weaponization of government transparency. The piece questions the public's right to know amid Democratic backing and Speaker support.
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Ralph de Tooledang
Copley
Washington
John Moss
Ty Cahif
Moss
House
Thomas
Tip O'Neil
House Commerce Investigatives
Tron
Federal Trade Commission
Gung Ho
General Accounting Office
James M. Collins
Texas
Mass
Collins
Louis XIV
FIC
Krow
King John
Congress
Washington Sound Good Say It In Washington
Ron Krendren argues that strict grammar policing harms language more than it helps. He cites misused words and split infinitives as minor flaws amid larger risks to clear understanding. He urges common sense and acceptance of language mutations that do not impede meaning.
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Washington
Ron Krendren
Carter
Eisenhower
Mit
University of Maryland
The Foxes' Union by Kilpatrick A Country Life Book Review
William F Buckley Jr praises James Kilpatrick's book The Foxes' Union a memoir of country living. The review highlights Kilpatrick's profiles of presidents and conventions and notes his shift from editorial work to a books author. It lauds the Virginia homeland and vivid spring imagery while recommending the book as a serene, pleasurable read.
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William F. Buckley, JR
Arthur Schlesinger
United States
James Jackson Kilpatrick
Kilpatrick
Supreme Court
the Foxes’ Union
EPM Publications Inc
McLean, Virgina
Oklahoma
Virginia
Carter plan for 55 mph enforcment sparks Big Brother fears
Anthony Harrigan argues that federal standards to enforce the 55 mph limit would force states to prove compliance, expanding federal monitoring of motorists. He cites possible penalties, quotas, and increased police intrusion, calling the plan unwarranted interference with states and a move toward oppressive government.
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Anthony Harrigan
Carter
Congress
Feds
Tharter
Big Brother
Adiinistraion
Wyoming
Carter Administration
Nevada
Montana
West
Texas
Arkansas
Washington
Dow
At Wit's End Incompetent No Talent By ERMA BOMBECK
Humorous note from Erma Bombeck about failed DIY gifts and unfinished projects dating from 1976. The piece mocks overambitious crafts, describes mixed results with kits, and ends with a self deprecating jab at being an incompetent no talent who prefers pre assembled items.
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Fesectaterg Am
Enetat Mesieger
Associeted Press
Iier
Peoreżn
Edwin Newmans
Hhey
Cmd
Winston Churchill
Hichmond
Marie
Rappahanock County
Mi’ Blandings
Virgina
Minneapolis
Culpeper
Foxes
Heather
April
Erma Bombeck
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