Agnew Attacks Open Admissions Stir Debate on College Quotas
The piece surveys Spiro Agnew’s Chicago remarks criticizing open admissions and quotas in college enrollment. It cites Rutgers open admissions pilot, CUNY plans, and Ivy League shifts, with expert views from Ralph A. Dungan and Dr. Harold L. Enarson on diversification, standards, and support needed for minority students to succeed.
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Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Spiro T. Agnew
Chicago
Agnew
Ralph A. Dungan
New Jersey
Nority
State University
Rutgers
City University of New York
Ivy League
Harold L. Enarson
Cleveland State University
American Council On Education
Integration and quality in schools, a Rasberry viewpoint
William Raspberry argues that racial integration in Washington D C public schools has become an end in itself and that the focus should shift to improving education where students already are. He critiques the hostage theory behind integration, notes flawed busing patterns and three bad Southwest schools, and urges concentrating on educating children rather than pursuing forced integration.
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Met
Washington Post News Service
Washington
Washington, D. C
South
Amidon
Bowen
Syphax
Southwest
Coping With Your Income Tax Remember Those Medical Expenses
AP writer explains how unreimbursed medical expenses are deductible above the 3 percent of adjusted gross income threshold, with a major exception for medical insurance premiums. The piece covers bunching, deduction methods, travel costs, and rules for medicines, using a $9,000 AGI example to illustrate calculations.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Service
TRS
Buckley cites Canadian drug inquiry to push marijuana debate
William F Buckley Jr urges action as Edward Koch seeks a presidential commission on marijuana. He highlights a Canadian report by Dr. Keith Yonge, released in The Toronto Globe and Mail, asserting marijuana causes lasting personality changes and mental impairment.
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U. S
Edward Koch
Manhattan
House Judiciary Committee
Koch
Canada
Keith Yonge
Canadian Psychiatric Association
Department of Psychiatry
University of Alberta
Yonge
Toronto Globe and Mail
Buckley
35Th St
New York
Inflation Control and Price Stabilization Proposal
James Hill of Nelsonville argues for reviving 1941 price controls and wage stabilization to curb inflation amid Vietnam spending. He questions high wages and meat costs, proposing $5–$6 hourly wages and $1.50 meat, and caps on consumer prices and rents to ensure basic needs.
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Nixon
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Flight training at Ohio University may be reconsidered
Richard P. Hentz of Robinson Trailer Park Athens urges Claude R. Sowle to reevaluate the decision to discontinue university flight training. He notes his own private pilot license earned through OU and argues training could run at cost, benefiting students financially and educationally. He asks for a return to the program.
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
Sowle
Richard P. Hentz Robinson
Trailer Park
Athens
Commendation for Athens County School Board Members Pratt Moore Thomas
Joe Shade of Route 1 thanks Clyde Pratt Lewis Moore and Edward Thomas for their stance on a county superintendent position. He supports taxpayers and urges responsible admin and elected officials in the educational system.
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the Messenger
Athens County School Board
Clyde Pratt
Lewis Moore
Edward Thomas
Pratt
Moore
Thomas
Joe Shade
Compliments to The Messenger Columnists in Albany
Mrs. Anita Young of Albany thanks The Messenger columnists Mary Hyre Beulah Jones Ruth Wilkinson Bill Price Wilbur Mender and Ron Congdon for their entertaining local news and views. She praises the editorials and notes the paper's special character.
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the Messenger
Messenger
Mary Hyre
Beulah Jones
Ruth Wilkinson
Bill Price
Wilbur Mender
Ron Congdon
Anita Young
Albany
Urban Renewal Debate in Athens Cited by Opponents
Mrs. Ray McCune of 60 Sunnyside Drive Athens commends opponents for speaking truth before the town is swallowed by proposed urban renewal projects.
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the Messenger
Athens
Mrs
Ray McCune
Sunnyside
Dr. Athens
The Athens Messenger Postal Rates and Address Notice
The Athens Messenger lists delivery and mail rates for daily and Sunday editions with weekly, monthly, and yearly prices. It provides the publishing company address at 43 W Union St, Athens Ohio 45701 and notes second class matter status under the 1918 act.
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Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
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