Congressmen Say Little Done To Ease Campus Ferment
A group of 22 GOP congressmen who toured colleges last spring report limited progress by the Nixon administration on student unrest. They urge a federal commission to study involvement in education and youth programs, coordinate youth initiatives, and expand student input, noting only cautious signs from ACE and defense against repressive measures.
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Penn
Sion
National Youth Foundation
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John Morgan
New York City
Older stewardesses spark debate on age limits
A survey finds mixed opinions on aging air hostesses with reactions from 90 year old New Yorker Jack Nessel and many others across the United States. Supporters cite experience and service, while some prefer younger staff.
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Wayne Smith
Atlanta
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Tye
Nicholas J. Nichols
Chicago
Ross Gelber
Nixon to Decide on Jetport Near Everglades Park
A White House decision on the jetport edge of Everglades National Park is imminent. Conservationists warn the project threatens water quality, wildlife, and the swamp ecosystem while backers stress jobs and future air capacity.
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Everglades Natonal Park
Florida
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Camille-Injured Pets Are Being Destroyed
In hurricane wrecked Gulf coast areas many injured animals are euthanized by Seabees and Guardsmen under humane society direction. Miss Emmly Gloeckler of the Florida Humane Societies says thousands of pets are hurt or homeless. funds and food are scarce while relief efforts rebuild the Gulfport Shelter. Representatives from national humane groups plus Pensacola Society assist in rescuing owners and injured animals.
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Mission Accomplished Without Its Big Stars
Hollywood reports Mission Impossible continues despite losing Martin Landau and Barbara Bain. Bruce Geller explains the show relies on plot over stars, notes Nimoy guesting, and confirms no current plan to replace Bain though lawyers dispute her exit.
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Steel Corp to Hire Women at Buffalo Plant
Republic Steel Corp plans to hire women for the first time since World War II to fill gaps as 200 summer workers retire for college and the plant faces a shortage of male applicants. C Davis, industrial relations chief, says women will work in most areas except around blast furnaces, hearth, and blooming mills.
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Republic Steel Corporation
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