Nixon Pleased By Achievement In New Federalism Review
Washington AP notes Nixon administration marks a calmer mood and reforms under The New Federalism after reviewing 1969. Officials cite progress in government efficiency, urban and environmental councils, and defense linked policy, while welfare and civil rights face unresolved challenges.
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Denver Post sports writer tops 30 game picks
Frank Haraway, Denver Post baseball writer who covers University of Colorado football, led staffers with 222 correct picks and five ties in a 300 game sample for a 75.3 percent success rate.
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