Elegant Calls For Higher Productivity As Economic Solution
Ancona Italy column argues for boosting American productivity to expand exports and fix balance of payments. It notes U S tariffs and subsidies are short term, while European competition and foreign manufacturing adaptions erode the American market. The piece links Greece and Ancona trade scenes to broader policy needs.
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21st Century Medicine Opens with 24 Students at SUNY Stony Brook
A new $250 million health science complex at the State University of New York at Stony Brook opens its doors with an entering class of 24. The school, part of a six-school campus, aims to reform medical education by nine years of training, early patient involvement, and integrated humanities studies.
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Sweden’s low paid workers stir political nerves in reform era
In Stockholm a government inquiry into low paid workers ends abruptly amid debates over poverty and underprivilege. The Palme government faces scrutiny as findings suggest widespread discontent despite Sweden’s wealth, with half the workforce feeling underprivileged and many workers overworked or exposed to health risks.
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Ohio University graduate tuition hike criticized by writer
Walter E. Scheid of Ohio University protests a tuition rise for graduate students. He argues higher out of state rates deter non Ohio students, harming the university's national credibility and broader reputation. He urges a targeted adjustment to graduate tuition levels to avoid shrinking the school's external influence.
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Athens Messenger August 17 1971 front page note
Athens Ohio 45701 edition lists staff including Bush publishers and editors. Public notices and local items appear in the Tuesday issue under the Messenger banner.
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The Messenger Publishing Co. Athens Ohio Rates and Facts
The Messenger notes daily edition details with weekday price ten cents and Sunday twenty cents. It lists delivery by carrier, route driver info, and mail subscription rates for Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. Subscription prices include weekly, monthly, and yearly terms, with post office classification noted.
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Why Should The United States Remain A First Class Power
A columnist argues Congress risks demoting the United States to second class status by cutting defense and science programs. The piece rebuts a skeptical public attitude, reviews strategic choices under Nixon, and warns that loss of leadership in aviation, naval power, and global influence could threaten future economic and national security opportunities. The author cites sources and experts to stress the stakes of maintaining first class status.
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