Editorial insight: Arab unity boosts U S Ankara Cairo ties
U S analysts in Cairo view the Arab world as consolidating politically and economically despite potential Israeli outcomes. They note Egyptian planning and leadership under Sadat, reduced anti U S rhetoric, growing Arab cooperation, and increased leverage from oil reserves. The observers anticipate unity persisting even amid possible Egyptian defeat.
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U.S
Middle East
Suez
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Israel
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Iraq
Neutered job ads spark debate over gendered terms
The Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission prompts newspapers to replace sex explicit terms with generic titles after a Supreme Court ruling. Critics joke about awkward shifts like waiter to waiter person while Ohio agencies face a federal sexual discrimination suit over terms such as Career Girls and Women’s Law Fund mocks.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Human Relations Commission
Supreme Court
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Kelly
Women’s Law Fund
U.S. District Court
Cleveland
Career Girls
Office Moochers Rule The Workplace
New York columnist Hal Boyle catalogs common office moochers who seek favors or loans. Types include Merton the Muncher who begs lunches, Nelson Nicotine who borrows cigarettes, Cash and Carry Phil who swears loans will be repaid, Kermit the Connoisseur who hoards trivial supplies, and Minnie the Moocher who uses romance for gains.
Independent union derides service fee deductions in Minnesota
Minnesota lawmakers face sharp criticism from Bob Smith of the MSCEU-AGE over agency shop rules in the 1973 amendments to the Public Employee Labor Relations Act. He cites involuntary pay deductions by state highway employees and questions escrow handling, pro rata share limits, and political fund implications.
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Minnesota
Bob Smith
St. Paul
Minnesota State Capitol Employees Union Assembly of Governmental Employees
Msceu-Age
Smith
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 49
American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees
Afscme
Council 6
Edward G. Ziegler
Ford rejects lobbyist tale of psychiatric treatment as fantasy
Vice President-designate Gerald R. Ford rebuts a lobbyist memoir alleging he underwent a year of psychiatric treatment. Ford confirms aiding Watergate figure G Gordon Liddy to a Treasury post as a political favor to GOP candidate Hamilton Fish Jr. of New York, while the psychiatrist denies the treatment, calling the claim sheer fantasy.
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Watergate
G. Gordon Liddy
Treasury
Arnold Hutschnecker
New York City
Robert N. Winter- Berger
House
Hutschnecker
Winter- Berger
Winter-Berger
Liddy
GOP
Hamilton Fish Jr
New York
Fish
Reader Letter Objects to Bemidji High Film Scene
A reader from Bagley criticizes a Bemidji High School filming scene depicting killing. She argues it may inspire violence and degradation of life and urges editors to promote uplifting projects. She signs as Rose Hoff Bagley.
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Pioneers
Bemidji High School
Minnesota state college grads find jobs beyond teaching
Minnesota education graduates increasingly enter non teaching roles. Chancellor G Theodore Mitau cited 1972 data showing 81 percent of state college education graduates with placements, 60 percent as teachers and the rest in business, industry or public service. Preliminary 1973 figures show a shift further toward non teaching positions.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
G. Theodore Mitau
Mitau
The
Association For School, College and University
Administration torn over wage-price controls
The Nixon administration resists dropping wage-price controls, fearing immediate price spikes. Officials favor a gradual withdrawal, industry-by-industry, with possible public comment before changes. Key figures Shultz Burns and Butz discuss extension, timing, and a post controls review.
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Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Federal Reserve Board
Arthur F. Burns
Burns
US struggle to aid Israel amid detente tensions
The United States risks straining detente with the Soviet Union while seeking to rearm Israel. Nixon cites Lebanon moments as a comparison, and officials say no hardline rhetoric emerged. Kissinger and Dobrynin maintain daily contacts to avoid misreads.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nixon
U.S
Lebanon
Robert J. McCloskey
State Department
Houari Boumediene
Algeria
Middle East
Leonid I
Beirut
Syria
Jordan
McCloskey
Henry A. Kissinger
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
FTC Declares Unfair Recruiting by Control Data Firms
Federal Trade Commission finalized a complaint charging Control Data Corp and its Automation Institute of America with deceptive recruiting. The ads claimed abundant jobs and high salaries for graduates without adequate basis. Control Data vows to contest the charges.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Control Data Corp
Control Data
Commission
United States
Bloomington
Minn
FTC
Automation Institute of America
Control Data Institute Automation Institute
Control Data and Automation
Lear Siegler
Santa Monica
Calif
Electronic Computer Programming Institute
New York City
Electronic Computer
Corporations Boost Grants for Higher Education in 1950s and 1960s
American businesses increased gifts to colleges and universities from about 50 million dollars in 1954 55 to 375 million in 1968 69, then fell 35 million the next year amid economic unsettledness and student unrest. By 1972 giving hadn t returned to 1969 levels as executives and leaders of great universities urged revitalization of support. The meeting of corporate leaders and top university figures under Corporate Committee for the Support of American Universities discussed methods to raise corporate aid.
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Treasury
George P. Shultz
Council
Shultz
New York
America
Harvard
Princeton
Chicago
Cornell
Stanford
John Hopkins
University of California At Berkeley
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
California Technology
Columbia
Yale
Across 35 Scottish sheepfold puzzle clues
A crossword style clue list with definitions for across and down entries. Items include 35 Across Scottish sheepfold 36 Word games 38 He was in New York City 39 Onager 40 Pitch 42 Utmost extent 45 Darkest Moment 49 Gets up 51 Habituate 52 Arid region 53 Envoy 54 Ukrainian seaport 55 Native of Brittany Down clues 9 French dances 10 English school 11 Tributary of the Tiber 12 Prohibitionists 20 Tramples 21 Help 22 Judge's bench 23 Fish 24 Genipap wood 26 Senate 27 Bull 28 European river ae 29 Hammer head 34 Subdues 37 Elevates 38 Game at cards 41 Shrub 42 Enclave on the Nile 43 Provoked to anger 44 Agreement 46 Sanction 47 External 48 British gun 50 Depot 51 Full-length vestment
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Brittany
Judge's Bench
Genipap Wood
Senate
The
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