College weighs Cessna bid to aid aeronautics program
Ohlone College trustees consider obtaining a used twin engine Cessna 310 to support engine repair training, but administrators opposed the idea amid fear it could render the plane inoperable. Trustees ordered administrators to reassess with objective input and full fact finding.
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Bicentennial Parks Proposed for All 50 States
The Bicentennial Commission proposes creating parks from 100 to 500 acres in each state, funded by federal land donations and development cost sharing. States choose park themes and programs for the 1976 celebration, with parks becoming lasting cultural and recreational assets. Congress should advance this plan this year to finish planning by 1976.
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Soviets Viewed Unpopular in Egypt Amid Mideast Tensions
A Western diplomat notes Soviet officials seem nervous about their status in Egypt as the Soviets remain unpopular despite military support for Castro and amid rising U S influence in the region, according to US News and World Report.
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Philadelphia Society Meeting Weighs Conservative Thought
Russell Kirk notes public drift toward conservatism while the Philadelphia Society gathers in Chicago to discuss social order, crime, government, and the cold war. The group, a discussion club of professors, journalists, lawyers, and others, endorses no candidates and funds are limited. The piece cites Yeats on leadership and the lasting influence of writers over demagogues.
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Paul Harvey on dogs fur and hypocrisy
Paul Harvey condemns dog breeding for fur and meat, condemning cruelty across cultures and noting how civilization ignores animal suffering. He warns of rising homeless pets, recalls humane concerns, and urges public action to curb animal cruelty before it becomes normalized.
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Fiedler Affair: Judge Roberts Rebukes Campus Conduct
The piece critiques Prof Leslie Fiedler and his wife for an marijuana linked campus residence, with Judge H Buswell Roberts condemning lax standards. It warns against an aristocracy of conscience and stresses university leadership must enforce responsible management to protect democracy and the educational system.
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Bombs and POWs: Nixon Faces Hard Moral Choice
Holmes Alexander argues President Nixon must weigh risking more POWs in exchange for stopping North Vietnam’s aggression. He cites Admiral McCain’s plight, congressional pressures, and the public’s nerve and morale as pivotal factors guiding a wartime pause in POW policy.
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Jesus People Rally To GOP Hope In California
Thousands of California voters calling themselves Jesus people are registering with the Republican Party. They cite a conservative GOP stance and perceived closeness to biblical law as reasons for alignment. The message envisions a national campaign linking faith, politics, and party loyalty to energize young voters.
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