Propositions 1 and 2 Seek State Bond Approval
Propositions 1 and 2 on the upcoming ballot seek state bonds. Proposition 1 would issue 250 million dollars to purchase homes and farms for veterans, repaid by the former service members. Proposition 2 would authorize 350 million in bonds, 250 million for earthquake safe school reconstruction with local matching and rapid repayment, and 100 million for a revolving fund aiding districts with heavy building needs.
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California
Alameda County
Hayward
Fremont
Newark
Union Cy
San Lorenzo
Castro Valley
Livermore
Dublin
Fleasanton
South County
Alaska pipeline fever fuels Valdez argument
Ernest B Furgurson surveys Valdez opinion on the Arctic Ocean pipeline. Most Alaskans back the project, expecting oil wealth despite environmental concerns. Gov Egan advocates state share gains, while the economy and taxes loom large in a high stakes dispute.
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Valdez
Alaska
Arctic Ocean
Fairbanks Gold-Fiels
Ok Waliez
Walter Day
Day
Owen Mears
Prince ‘William
Red Valmon
Prodhioe Bay
Egan
Alask’a
Anchorage
Computers Enter Journalism Classrooms On Campus
A University of Florida project trains computers to critique student journalism work. Professors Robert Simmons and Robert Moore program the system to correct spelling punctuation grammar headlines and copy editing. The machine can assess paragraph structure and sentence cohesion and may soon judge interviews and factual accuracy.
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Robert F. Simmons
Robert L. Moore
University of Florida
Nurs
Amartaleck
Harvard professor warns crisis talk hurts cities
Washington dispatch reports Edward Banfield and Daniel Patrick Moynihan offer a hopeful view that urban life is improving despite gloom. Banfield argues crises are overstated and warns against sweeping policies and crash programs that could strain political systems.
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Washington
Edward C. Banfield
Harvard
Daniel Patrick Moynihan
The High Cost of Clean Living
James Kilpatrick surveys rising costs tied to the Clean Air Act of 1970 and Ford's potential 1973 production delays. He argues environmental zeal has raised prices for cars and utilities, with estimated car costs around 200 dollars, and outlines industry tests, penalties, and the broader financial burden on consumers and power companies.
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James Kilpatrick
Washington
Bord Motor Company
Ford
Inc
Environmental Protection Agency
Michigan
Hower
Palisades
Florida Power & Light
Boston Edison
New Orleans Public Service
St. Louis
Cleveland
Txson
Aubrey Wagner
Tennessee Valley Authority
TWA
Science Magazine
WE. Stokinger
Stokinger
Muskie tumble a century old and the 1968 echo
Editorial notes the 1970s political scramble around Ed Muskie. It recalls his Pennsylvanian setback, the press and public perception, and the shifting quest for a national niche. It critiques candidate behaviors, loyalty, and the era’s campaign dynamics without graphic detail.
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Lee Byrd
Ed Muskie
Senate
House
Gouvernor
Miche
White House
Hughes
Harris
Lindsay
McCloskey
Hartke - Muskie
Kennedys
Muskie
Humphrey
Pennsylvania
Sun
Everybdy
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