Toasting Victory That Ends With Flat Champagne
A conservative view on the Supreme Court Pentagon Papers ruling notes the decision is weak in impact. It argues the Court failed to provide a strong epic opinion and warns the case shows limited precedential weight for press freedom and prior restraint.
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Nixon
Times
Pentagon
High Court
Burger
Blackmun
Harlan
Marshall
White
Stewart
Justice Brennan
Brennan
Adolescent Care Gains Ground as Medical Focus
Adolescence, the second rapid growth phase after infancy, now attracts medical attention for 39 million youths aged 10 to 19. New adolescent units in medical centers aim for total care including body and brain health, counseling, and vocational guidance under a primary physician. A guide titled Health Care and the Adolescent by Dr. June V Schwartz from Metropolitan Hospital Center is distributed by Educational Public Affairs Committee.
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June V. Schwartz
New York
Metropolitan Hospital Center
Educational Public Affairs Committee
Is Reagan’s stance on school funding sensible today
The piece questions California Governor Reagan’s reluctance to fund schools, noting the high cost of education, debates on value, and comparisons to arms spending. It cites economists, studies, and quotes on overeducation, asking whether society gains from extensive schooling and exploring implications for public finance and policy.
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Reagan
New York
Gov. Rockefeller
Ivan Illich
Saturday Review
Insurance
Judson Gooding
Fortune
Letters Pentagon Papers Reflect on American Learning Failures
The Messenger commentator argues the Pentagon Papers reveal how far leaders are from reality and cultural transmission. He contrasts modern system analysis thinking with lessons from Edmund Dudley and Aristotle, criticizing electing leaders and political culture.
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Pentagon
State Department
Edmund Dudley
Edmund
Millenia
Aristotle
Jefferson
Messenger Publishing Company Members and Contacts
The Athens Messenger lists staff and offices including Frederick W. Bush publisher 1896 1929 Gordon K Bush publisher 1929 1965 G Kenner Fred W Weber circulation director M W McDargh advertising director Charles W Reamer managing editor Richard R Paynter assistant to the publisher.
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the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner
Fred W. Weber
M. W. McDargh
Professional Income Levels In Washington Survey Shows High Medical Pay
A survey of 1969 Washington area professional incomes finds physicians top earners among doctors, surgeons and specialists with 38 848 to 85 000 dollars after expenses. National 1968 averages show lawyers and dentists well below doctors, with engineers and architects also far behind. Group practice boosts efficiency and access, benefiting patients and partners alike.
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Washington
How They Voted on Key Roll Calls June 28 to July 1
Senate rejected an amendment to cut 137.6 million from NASA fiscal 1972 budget, with 64 against and 22 for. Taft Jr voted for, Saxbe did not vote. House tabled a Vietnam withdrawal Mansfield language 219 to 176, voting against. House rejected 213 to 112 a measure to copy the Pentagon Papers for Congress, Miller voted for.
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L.A
House
Vietnam
U.S
Clarence E. Miller
R. Lancaster
Pentagon
Congress
Readers Letters Policy and Publication Notes
The page welcomes letters to the editor and stresses public interest issues as lifeblood. It notes selection favors concise one page or less letters, editor may edit for space clarity. Names and addresses must be provided for publication.
The Athens Messenger Publishing Co. notice
The Athens Messenger lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions with 10 and 20 cent single copies, carrier and tube route delivery, and mailing rates by region including Ohio West Virginia and nationwide. It notes publication as a daily except Saturdays, Associated Press member, and the mailing address 43 W Union St Athens Ohio 45701.
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Associated Press
D&s
Ad .Y
Ohio
West Virginia
U.S. & Possessions
Athens
the Messenger Publishing Co
W. Union St
Burger Court Becomes Pseudo Conservative in Politics
A Washington Insight argues the Burger Court, while not truly conservative, remains deeply political. It cites use of legal battles over race, housing, censorship, and school desegregation, with executive and legislative pressure shaping judicial restraint and policy.
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Indiana
Supreme Court
Warren Court
Burger Court
Nixon
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