Caplan Reframes Job Training Failures in Inner City Youths
Na than Caplan of the University of Michigan argues that job-training programs fail not from lack of motivation or skill but because highly capable youths excel in street skills that do not transfer to conventional work. He proposes focusing on the competencies youths already possess to predict future behavior and tailor programs to avoid erasing their self-worth.
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Nathan Caplan
University of Michigan
Institute For Social Research
Caplan
Chicago
Nostalgia Craze Brings Orange Crate Scooter to Market
A Chicago mail order house offers a genuine orange crate scooter for 12 dollars, an assembled wooden crate device with ball bearing wheels and a handlebar. Buyers attach the crate to the runner with provided bolts and ride back to simpler days, a nod to bygone wages and easier living.
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Chicago
Yesteryear
Corner Journalists and CIA Ties Stir Ethics Debate
A Washington critique argues Director Colby overstepped by reviewing 40 foreign journalists who also worked for the CIA. The piece contends the press freely leaks and foreign observers exploit U.S. openness, while security lapses and penetrations by communists and allies are alleged in U.S. media and politics.
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Washington
Central Intelligence
William E. Colby
CIA
New York Times
Congress
Pemphigus: causes, inheritance, and treatment explained
Dear Dr Lamb explains pemphigus as a noncontagious skin disease with blistering that can affect the mouth and body. While not curable, it can be controlled with steroids, infection prevention, and pain relief, with emphasis on the heavy cost and emotional burden on families.
Nixon misleads on fuel crisis and truck speeds
The piece accuses President Nixon of half measures and misinformation about fuel policy. It outlines four scandals alleging trucking speed distortions, fuel hoarding by suppliers, industry-heavy policymaking, and overoptimistic independence goals. It cites figures from Cummins, Halpern, and various industry and government bodies to claim misrepresentation and conflict of interest.
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Washington
Nixon
Cummins Engine Co
Transportation Department
Irwin Halpern
Capitol Hill
Halpern
U.S
America
American Petroleum Institute
National Petroleum Council
Interior Department
Oil and Gas Office
Interior
Rogers Morton
Reid Stone
Atlantic-Richfield Oil Co
Stone
Baytown Sun Public Notice and Rates
A fragmented Baytown Sun notice lists staff roles at the Baytown Texas post office and details on publication afternoons Monday through Sunday. It provides an address at 138 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas and subscription rates, plus mentions Associated Press service and republication rights.
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Paul Putman
Jerry Winton
Pat Stapies
Baytium
Texas
Mationarty
Ganwal Asbroie Service
Contin Publications
Associated Press
Watergate dominates Cincinnati mood amid upheaval
Cincinnati feels Watergate overshadowing local concerns as summer returns. Readers recall Nixon’s firing of Cox, Agnew’s departure, and national upheaval while local issues like school funding and baseball crowd behavior add tension. The piece notes residents’ mixed faith in politics and calls for impeachment speak to broad disillusionment.
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Cincinnati
NEA
Middle West
Upper South
Nixon
King Richard
Middle America
New York
Cincinna
Par East
Hirohito
America
Agnew
Cox
Elliot Richardson
William Ruckelshaus
Ohio
Denver
Cele
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