Result of Election Highlights Mandate Split with Congress
AP analysis notes voters reelected Nixon with about 61 percent while denying party control of Congress. Democrats claim Congress retains war spending, budget, and government organization powers. Nixon pursues policy in Vietnam spending cuts, impoundments, and cabinet-led reorganizations amid congressional pushback.
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Mike Mansfield
Capitol Hill
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J. W. Fulbright
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Foreign Relations Committee
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Democratic Party
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Senate Committee
Athens Athens Messenger January 23 1973 News Brief
Athens Ohio daily paper dated January 23 1973 presents local briefs and notices from The Athens Messenger Publishing Company. It lists staff roles including publisher editors and advertising director with no specific story details in the visible text.
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THE
Messenger Publishing Company
Johnson Road
Athens
Ohio
U.S. & Possessions
Messenger Publishing Co
Shopping Near Schools Sparks Drug Paraphernalia Debate
Michael R. Geller a 29 year old high school teacher and drug program coordinator in Brooklyn bought drug related items for 36.85 near Abraham Lincoln High School including Coke Spoons and pipes along with manuals on drug manufacture. He aims to push legislation banning such items as public sale.
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Michael R. Geller
Abraham Lincoln High School
Brooklyn
Everthing
Geller
Curriculum Editor Letter Raises Child Needs and Safety
The Messenger letters discuss Dennie and others facing risky life paths due to curriculums that ignore children’s real needs. Questions ask if schools listen, adapt age appropriate learning, and emphasize practical safety and life skills to prevent tragedies in youths. Helen Vaughn Middle School Federal Hocking Stewart.
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the Messenger
Dennie
Donnie
Kenny
Mike
Charlie
Jimmy
Helen Vaughn Middle School
Federal
Hocking Stewart
Hats Return to Fame as Star Style Picks Up
A Los Angeles designer bought an antique Paris trunk last summer and unearthed hats from decades past. He gifted them to young stars and to wives of stars, signaling a revival of vintage headwear in contemporary fashion.
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Los Angeles
Paris
Malcolm Muggeridge
Duncan Williams
C. S. Lewis
Specialization Leads To Big Team For Men
Journalist Jack Smith recalls medical specialization creating a "team" of doctors around him. He describes his long friendship with Dr. Reap the internalist and notes how his existing specialists, including a dermatologist, form a nucleus for a new medical group as he ages.
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Reap
When Bifocals Meet The Roof Top Doctor
A narrator recalls aging and dental woes as a surgeon jokes about aging eyes and replacing doctors. The tale moves from bifocals to the unsettling image of a doctor on the roof after answering a call, ending with a query about a dependable extraction specialist.
Poverty in America and the welfare dilemma
Eddie Pyke urges discussion on U.S. poverty and welfare debates. He highlights working mothers burden, child care, and remote home duties, inviting readers to join the P.R. and B.L. meeting held the fourth Thursday monthly at 232 Fort St Nelsonville or by phone 753-1713.
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U.S.A
P.R
B.L
Fort St
Nelsonville
Eddie Pyke
Mine Workers Welfare Fund Settles For Retirees
Trustees sign out-of-court settlement effective February 22 to grant about 17,000 retired miners and widows $53 million in the first year and $38 million in following years, after denying $150 monthly pensions. settlement follows election and administration change.
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United Mine Workers’ Welfare and Retirement Fund
Investigation Targets Rising Student Loan Defaults
Investigators seek the alarming number of students on education loans and analyze the reasons for default. Joblessness, lawlessness, or disillusionment with capitalism are considered as potential factors, while many may face societal pressure to settle debts.
Laird's draft decision unsettles last year's pool awaiting March call
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird delays issuing draft orders in January and February leaving men in the remaining draft pool in a quandary. Induction postponements expire this month or next making them the first to be called in March or released if no March call occurs.
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Secretary of Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Readers letters welcome on public issues page
Opinion letters form the lifeblood of this page and readers are invited to send views. Submissions should be one page or less with name and address included for publication. The editor may edit for space clarity and fairness.
Explicit Sex and Art Collide in Brando Film Debate
Buckley reviews Last Tango in Paris controversy with Pauline Kael support and Vatican and intellectual figures debating eros versus Thanatos. He cites Moravia Grasso and critics, notes bans in Italy, Time Magazine coverage, and calls for age warnings and adult access limits.
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Domenico Grasso
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Thanatos
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London
C. P. Snow
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