Editorials on Flexible Working Hours
The piece surveys four day and shorter weeks, flexi time, and longer daily hours. It notes early adoption by Wales Manufacturing in North Carolina and Omega Watch in Switzerland, with labor groups wary of fatigue and wage losses. It concludes that workweeks vary by company and worker preference.
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John Wittman
Texas Technical College
Pittman
Wales’ Manufacturing Co
Gastona
N.C
Europe
Omega Watch
Switzerland
Omega
Francois Dalle
Labor Congress
Whorkaholics
World population to 2100 and tech’s long run impact
Population Council forecasts world population reaching 84 billion by 2100 with poor countries housing nine of ten people. Growth could be 80 to 100 percent by 2000, and portable radios offer low cost, palm sized communication to influence history toward reduced conflict and starvation.
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Population Council
The Conservative Mind in Five Editions
A review of Russell Kirk’s The Conservative Mind highlighting his humane scholarship and influence on Western civilization. The piece notes Kirk’s wide reach through newspapers and TV, his link between past and future, and the book’s clear prose for readers versed in Anglo-Saxon intellectual tradition.
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Dr. Kirk
Russell Kirk
Scotand
Yale Review
Edmund Burke
George Santayana
John Randolph
Roanoke
John
Russelli
Scotland
Mecosta
Henry Regnery Co
Iba
Oder
Widen
Phillips Survey- By Kevin P. Phillipe
A fragment outlines Republican reckoning after Watergate with Nixon’s position, polling suggesting party damage, and debate over disassociating from the White House. It notes potential coalitions with Southern Democrats and calls for strategic party realignment to survive into 1974.
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Phillips
Kevin P. Phillipe
Washington
KFL
Ronald Cnapna
White House
Party di
Gallup
Sam
Nixon
Atlanta
Zanzibar
Kalua
Cile
Watergatum
Les
GOP
Harry Dent
Geneva
Comines
Richardson Defends Nominee in Senate Confirmation Hearing
Elliott Richardson faces tough questioning from Sen. Hart and others as he explains his plan to appoint a special prosecutor. Amid praise from Massachusetts senators, questions center on independence and appointment power, with tense moments and bipartisan scrutiny in the committee room.
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Washington, D. C
Elliott Richardson
Senate Judiciary Committee
Massachusetts
Tea
Secio
Brooke
Bicherova
Defense
Rattlesnake
Foreign Relations ‘Committee
Philip Hart
D-Mich
Richardson
Jim East-land
D-Miss
Batey
Watergate reflections from the President on staff conduct
The President describes the Watergate scandal and staff involvement, acknowledging naivete and responsibility. He cites Senate scrutiny, grand jury testimony, and the dismissal of Ehrlichman and Haldeman, while reflecting on accountability and political fallout.
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Ziegler Stanly
Washington
Foe
Watergate
Senate
White House
McIntyre Warns on Paper Avalanche in Government
Senator Tom McIntyre warns Congress about a flood of government paperwork. His subcommittee examines the burden of forms and costs, urging accountability for record keeping and a tighter Office of Management and Budget review.
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New Hampshire
Tom McIntyre
Wader
Sen
Congress
IRS
Gen
Fea, Corp
Riot at Sugar Point and Wounded Knee referenced in reminiscence
A veteran from Portland recalls a change era from 1890s clashes between Indians and the U S Army. Brigadier General Marshall notes misperceptions about the last firefight and details a 3rd Regiment move toward Sugar Point with two Indians taken into custody.
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Iruitt
United States Army
Wilkinson
Ona Ee Ean
Sugar Point
Ote Suresh
Bt Wikneon
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