Youth vote outlook in California seen uncertain this year
The piece notes only about a third of 18 to 20 year olds registered in California, with analysts wary that youth turnout may not swing the November elections. Jeff Gordon of the California Campus Coalition argues youth activism is rising, citing increased overall registration and strong youth participation in local races, including Berkeley and San Luis Obispo.
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Chicago
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Athens Messeng er imprint history and staff listing
The Athens Messenger imprint history details its long publishing lineage from 1825 and notes editors Frederick W. Bush Gordon K. Bush and G Kenne with leadership credits. It lists staff positions including Frederick W. Weber circulation and M W McDargh advertising directors.
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Athens
Ohio
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Orange Juice And Wieners Face Stricter FDA Standards
The article reports calls from New York City’s consumer affairs chief and others for federal standards on orange juice drinks and frankfurters. It highlights proposed labeling such as orange dilute for 50 to 90 percent juice and orange water for 5 to 49 percent, with stricter rules for any drink under 5 percent orange juice.
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Peope
Bess Meyerson
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FDA
Readers letters policy and publication norms
The page welcomes letters to the editor and emphasizes that shorter submissions are preferred. Editors reserve the right to edit for space and clarity and require names and addresses for publication.
Nixon popularity hits four month high in Gallup poll
Princeton reporting Nixon's approval at 53 percent in early February, up from 49 percent in January. The Gallup survey of 1,450 adults across 300 localities shows continued concern over the economy and Vietnam. Respondents cite wage price controls, inflation, and taxes as issues while 52 percent approve Nixon's Vietnam handling.
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Nixon gives Muskie boost with Vietnam issue attack
Washington notes that Nixon’s broadside on Muskie over Vietnam shifts momentum. The piece recalls 1966 Johnson-Nixon dynamics, citing Witcover’s book and detailing how Nixon’s tactic unexpectedly raised Muskie’s national profile.
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The Publisher's Dilemma on Postage Subsidies
William F Buckley argues against magazine subsidy, highlighting rising postal costs and declining profits. He cites Magazine Publishers Association data from 1966 to 1970 showing advertising revenue near steady, subscription revenue increasing, but profits dropping, and argues readers should bear more of the cost rather than tax subsidies.
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