Keep Young At Home Warns Of Africa War Forecast
British intelligence reports Ambassador Andrew Young privately forecast U S Marines fighting in southern Africa by year end to back black majority rule. The claim places Young, Carter adviser on Africa, at odds with administration aims and prompts some lawmakers to seek a congressional inquiry. The article links anti communist fighters threats to Gulf Oil facilities and outlines potential U S intervention plans including a UN peacekeeping role.
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Self image and aging sparks talk of braces and cosmetic changes
In a candid luncheon discussion, women share experiences with braces, facelifts, and cosmetic tweaks. They challenge aging myths, noting mothers and friends who pursued procedures later in life and the mind’s role in self confidence.
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Washington School Hosts CIA Technicians Amid Controversy
A Washington-area vocational school invited CIA computer programmers to assist students in data processing. The move sparked outrage among parents teachers and officials who feared subversion, but later clarified there were no recruitment efforts and only a correspondence file on the school principal.
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Wisconsin Governor Lucey Confirmed Ambassador to Mexico
Washington reports Wisconsin Governor Lucey has been confirmed by the Senate as ambassador to Mexico. Observers say he accepted reluctantly as a consolation prize amid questions about his Mexican expertise and a tense relationship with President Carter.
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On The Right Andy Young's Ordeal
Buckley criticizes Andrew Young as naive and overzealous in Africa. He compares his rhetoric to Black Power sentiment and questions his representation of African American interests and the United Nations.
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Schools under pressure from unions and policy critiques
The piece quotes Richard J. Morris of Maricopa County schools criticizing NEA influence and teacher union agendas. It argues education has shifted toward educators' interests, cites alleged misstatements in a NEA publication, and questions costs, governance, and impacts on student achievement and local economies.
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Will Rogers Sees Congress Reasserting Power
Will Rogers notes uneasy mood as Congress appears to take itself seriously again. He predicts the president will face radio address to set beat leaders straight, saying the administration kept them in Washington too long.
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