Regional colleges lure cost-conscious New England students
Rising tuition pushes students toward nearby state schools with Massachusetts and Connecticut offering the lowest resident rates at 300 annually. Non-resident fees vary, with Vermont and New Hampshire among the highest. UMass enrollments rise as private college costs soar, while Vermont and New Hampshire report the region's steepest public-tuition gaps.
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Connecticut Department of Education
University of Maine At
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Maine
University of Rhode Island
Rhode Island College
Nixon Probe Planned
The State Bar of California plans formal proceedings against President Nixon and five California attorneys over Watergate. The San Francisco Examiner cited unnamed sources saying the board voted to initiate investigation, with notification by special delivery today. The bar chair denied the report, while most details remain confidential.
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State Bar of California
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Leonard S. Janofsky
Los Angeles
Joanne Garvey
State Bar
State Supreme Court
John D. Ehrlichman
Herbert W. Kalmbach
Donald H. Segretti
Treasury Department
Florida
Gordon Brachan
White House
Nixon Held Eight Requests for Watergate Reports
Former White House aide Ehrlichman testified that President Nixon sought eight times between September and March for a complete Watergate report and never received satisfaction. He outlined requests in September November and December plus February and March, noting Nixon pressed for a full statement of how the break in occurred and the entire picture.
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California
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John N. Mitchell
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Henry E. Petersen
Haldeman
Petersen
Skylab 2 Astronauts Recover From Motion Sickness
Skylab 2 crew Alan L. Bean Owen K. Garriott and Jack R. Lousma conclude a rough start to a 59 day mission as a minor leak is fixed and they rest after seasickness like illness. Flight surgeons expect full recovery and a delayed space walk to Wednesday.
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Mission Control
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Lousma
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Skylab
Lausma
Space Agency
Royce Hawkins
EPA plans new aircraft noise rules to aid sleepers
The EPA proposes regulations on jet aircraft noise that could require changes in pilot and airport operations and prompt multi milion expenditures by airlines. The rules, requested by Congress, would involve possible limits on total airport noise, with FAA veto to protect safety.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Aviation Administration
EPA
Congress
FAA
Supreme Court hearing set on Cambodian bombing halt
Justice Thurgood Marshall to hear an appeal over a federal ruling halting U S bombing in Cambodia. The 2nd Circuit stayed Judge Orrin Judd's order to stop bombing by 4 p m last Friday and Tue hearing scheduled for Aug 13 ahead of the August 15 deadline. Plaintiffs include the ACLU Rep Elizabeth Holtzman and Air Force pilots challenging congressional authorization of the bombing.
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Supreme Court
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U.S
Cambodia
Marshall
2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
U.S. District Court
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Judd
Congress
Elizabeth D. Holtzman
D-N.y
Air Force
Laos Peace Accord Gives Communists Majority Land
Premier Souvanna Phouma and the Pathet Lao finalize a political and military agreement granting the Communists control of 80 percent of Laos with a provisional coalition government to include two neutralists, five Pathet Lao, and five rightists. The accord withdraws foreign forces within 60 days and defines ministries among factions.
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Laos
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Ho Chi Minh Trail
South Vietnam
United States
Souphanouvong
Pheng Phongsavang
Premer
Royal Army
Mekong River
Savannakhet
Pakse
Defense
Interior
Finance
Election Bill Approved Sparks Downtown Chuckle
Inside The Journal notes a lighthearted take as election bill news is decoded into playful satire. The piece riffs on three moviegoing styles and mirrors public mood amid political chatter.
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