Reform Needs Some Reforming
Editorial notes a staged police raid at a Hartford Crime and Corrections Workshop by the Connecticut Prison Association and Foundation News. The spoof event led to Lakeville Conference efforts to educate on law enforcement and prison flaws, while prompting debate on reform and underlying causes of criminal acts.
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Hartford
Connecticut Prison Association
Reports Foundation
Foundation News
Lakeville
Westport
Conn
Solons On Go Speak Of Spending Abroad
Congress set a 1971 record for foreign travel with public funds totaling 1,114,386 dollars, up from 825,118 dollars the year before. More than half of Congress served abroad during the year, including 221 representatives and 53 senators, on official business despite deficits and an election year.
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Congress
Congressional Quarterly
Congressional
Baytown Sun Editorial and Advertising Staff Notes
The Baytown Sun lists staff roles including editor and publisher John Wadley Pout Purmin and Leon Keown in editorial leadership. Also shows Dina Files and Woda Orton in editing and managing roles with advertising department heads and classifieds management.
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Pouston Pendergrass
Dina Files
Woda Orton
Coronation Was Stormy Hubert The First And How He Fell From The Throne
A Shakespearean comparison frames Hubert Humphrey’s political rise and fall as a modern tragedy. The piece contrasts his 1968 Chicago convention defeat with Gene McGovern and Gene McCarthy motives, naming Fred Harris and the Democratic National Committee as pivotal in his decline.
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Ernest Cuneo Washington
Henry the Second
Great Britain
William the Conqueror
Eleanor of Aquitaine
Cleopatra
Catherine the Great
France
Henry II
John
Geoffrey
Henry
Richard
Lionhearted
Hubert Humphrey
Gene McCarthy
George McGovern
Fred Harris
McGovern
Humphrey
Chicago
Hubert
Lancelot
Sen. McCarthy
Shakespear
Caesar
Brutus
Caesar Jess
Rome
Gene
Hubert Jess
U.S. Senate
Daniel Webster
Sen
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
King Lear
Henry VII
Troilus
Cressida
Cromwell
Cardinal Wolsey
Sen. Harris
National Republican Statesman draws GOP funds away
Investigations show donations to the National Republican Statesman, a Washington tabloid, misused funds with $8,100 channeled to a California bank. Recipient Judith Crawford gave $7,000 via checks to the Statesman, while $8,100 went to simply The Republican Statesman in Los Angeles.
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Washington
GOP
National Republican Statesman
California
Page
Judith Crawford
Pasadena
Calif
Republican Statesman
Brit Hume
Miss Crawford
Los Angeles
Jack Henderson
Irving Page
Henderson
Glaucoma and Eye Pressure Explained by Dr Lamb
A reader asks about giant coma borderling glaucoma and its treatment. Dr Lawrence E Lamb describes glaucoma as eye pressure buildup, how it damages vision, and the importance of early diagnosis and annual eye exams after age 40.
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Dr. Lamb
Divided Cyprus Finds a Common Cause
In Cyprus Greek and Turkish farmers cooperate on a FAO UNDP funded veterinary project and mixed farming program. An extension of the $1 million two year effort adds $385 000 for further training and parity in subsidies.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
NEA
United Nations
Food and Agriculture Organization
FAO
United Nations Development Program
UNDP
Desi Eil Ence
Georghios Ioannides
Department of Agriculture
Ayios Tacovos
Kandara
Famagusta
Hassan Djemal
Djemal
Moustafa Gassam
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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