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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1970

Page

4

Midnight Power Rationing Schedule Traced

A humorous national utility proposed in this item urges voluntary electricity saving this summer to prevent outages. It details a 2 hour staggered schedule assigning different electrical tasks to last name groups and times from midnight to 10 a m, with broad caution about coordinated action.

Washington UPI Federal Power Commission

Pigeons at Stanford Office Beside Old Typewriter Nest

Two office pigeons at Stanford University news service perch on an old typewriter repurposed as art. They fly in and out through open third floor windows near staffer Enea Alvarez, drawing light attention to the newsroom.

Stanford University News Service Enea Alvarez

Teachers not what they used to be

United Press Internationa reports on Myron Brovtuy seeking to understand modern teachers. The piece quotes Brenton, a militant parent in Manhattan, arguing that accountability and administrator led reforms drive change while teachers push for more voice in policy. The interview notes a militancy among teachers, their salary concerns, and varied willingness to participate in governance.

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Nixon aide runs on adrenalin to handle press

The First Lady Pat Nixon's staff director, a redheaded Wheeling native, contrasts drama and PR with politics. She guides questions, manages heat with kid gloves, and defends private life while steering Washington reporters. Salary reaches 90000, highest for a first lady aide.

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