Realistic cease fire outlined in Paris draft
Saigon and Hanoi plan a 24 hour cease fire after signing along with timetables for postwar aid, reconstruction talks, and a joint economic committee. The draft includes Article 20 on Laos and Cambodia and calls for immediate halt of U S reconnaissance and resumption of mine sweeping in North Vietnam waters within 30 days.
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Editorial Television teachings not always best
An American high school teacher argues in Media & Methods that youths are exposed to vast TV persuasion and deceit. He urges early education in media literacy, cites ad tone shifts, and notes studies suggesting advertising may not create new needs. The piece questions whether such teaching could counter growing cynicism and erosion of trust.
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A Day Without Duty A Satirical List of Impossible Pleasures
HAL BOYLE muses on a holiday from obligation proposing an ideal day of whimsy. He imagines grand, humorous escapades from Times Square picnics to dining with Julia Childs and bidding Watergate a flood, suggesting a larger month may be needed to recharge.
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Bobby Riggs
Supreme Court Warps Energy Fight Over Clean Air Rule
Environmentalists warn the Clean Air Act no- degradation rule blocks coal plants while industry urges Congress to revise the law. Sierra Club leader Larry Moss says the ruling could derail new fossil plants and push for faster nuclear or desulfurized oil options amid a looming energy crisis. The EPA plans regulations to define significant deterioration as sections await June 30 effect.
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State examiner questions Minnesota Resources Commission efficiency
A report by Public Examiner Robert Whitaker questions the Minnesota Resources Commission efficiency and ethics. It says consultancies by F. Robert Edman & Associates duplicate work done by other agencies and raises potential conflict of interest concerns. The report proposes shifting research to state departments and notes bids for 23.9 million in natural resource funds and a 1972 Edman payment of 27 288 dollars.
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Judge blocks Nixon on OEO closure and acting director
U S District Judge William B Jones ruled OEO Acting Director Howard J Phillips served illegally since Jan 29 1973 for lacking Senate confirmation. The decision delays some closure actions while Congress shows little sign of funding the antipoverty agency, likely ending OEO by July 1 as programs move to Cabinet departments.
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Nixon
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S. District Court
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Congress
Travel 1 Pedal digits 2 Ceremony 3 Negative contraction 6 Friend (Fr.) 7 Lovers (coll.)
Travel 1 pedal digits 2 ceremony 3 negative contraction 6 friend French 7 lovers coll names appear in a crossword style clue list with theme entries. The sequence hints at shortened forms and foreign language cues.
Brandt Meir Talks Shift German Israeli Ties
Chancellor Willy Brandt wrapped up his 98 hour Israel visit with promises of closer ties and a new German role in Middle East diplomacy. He and Prime Minister Golda Meir charted a path balancing German memory of the Holocaust with advocating broader European unity toward the region.
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Falling dollar puzzles monetary experts and traders
New York ap reports that the dollar’s decline puzzles authorities and prompts some bankers to warn of renewed devaluation. Travelers face higher European prices, while gold rises as fear grows over the dollar’s stability and U.S. economic prospects amid Watergate and inflation concerns.
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