Hawaii Kamehameha schools face constitutional challenge
An editorial notes Hawaii's Kamehameha schools with a Hawaiians only admission policy amid minority rights debates. It cites 2,500 students on a 6118 acre Honolulu campus valued at 25 million and a $6 to 8 million annual budget funded by the Bernice Pauahi Bishop estate, which holds 10 percent of Hawaii land and is worth about 300 million. A state Supreme Court justice calls the policy unconstitutional and the attorney general orders a legal analysis.
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Doorknob mishap prompts laughter and memory
A group recalls personal travails as a screw falls out of a doorknob during a late night at the porch. The safe place for the missing screw becomes a running joke about a door with a screw loose. Readers note Guardsmen moved from Camp Ripley to Camp Chaffee and share views on the change.
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Weapons to blind Vietcong eyed by Pentagon lasers
Washington columnist Jack Anderson reports that a secret Pentagon forum studied a laser system intended to blind enemy leaders from over a mile away. The program, tested in the 1960s by the 6570th Aerospace Medical Research Laboratory at Wright-Patterson, explored retinal damage with unattenuated Q-switch lasers, raising ethical and practical concerns for military use.
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Wright - Patterson Air Force Base
Ohio
San Diego
Ray Gun Lasers And Capitol Filter Claims Stir Debate
A fragmented excerpt discusses anti-personnel laser concepts causing retinal damage and blindness, noting countermeasures would be hard. It mentions Reed and an Agriculture Department assignment by David Dinius, who explored recycling Washington Post pages as low grade feed for cows, a project he disliked.
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Agnew
Worms and weapons in federal life at the Capitol
The piece notes a Defense Department stance on a controversial beam weapon, while detailing two Washington workers. Charley Brown hunts book worms in the Library of Congress rare collection, reporting each find. James Reed handles flag duties atop the Capitol roof for lawmakers.
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Library of Congress
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James Reed
Today in History highlights and Hollywood clipping
On this date in 1963 the nuclear test ban treaty was signed by the United States Britain and the Soviet Union. Marilyn Monroe died ten years ago at 36 in Los Angeles. The Ventura Boulevard Encino shoot features Jean-Louis Trintignant discussing his first American film The Outside Man with Roy Scheider and Gene Hackman.
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TV schedule changes delayed by channel advance releases
Channels publish advance schedules making last-minute changes or substitutions in programming nearly impossible to publish.
Television Log Full Week Schedule Listing
A detailed daytime and prime time TV log from a Tribune insert listing programs across channels KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF etc. through Sunday and Monday schedules with cartoons dramas sports and religious programs. The entry preserves era-typical show titles and channel assignments.
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Farm price costs squeeze widens says Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department reports farmers face higher costs and tighter margins. The article notes contrast between rising input prices and farm gate prices, with a 27 percent cost rise over five years and a potential $2 billion boost from cattle and hog prices this year.
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Department of Agriculture
Associated Press
Don Kendall
Chanute residents named to land condemnation commission
Twenty five years ago Eric Emory Nobles Lee Judy and Frank Young all of Chanute were appointed as members of a commission charged with condemnation of land for right of way of the planned K39 highway improvement east of Chanute and through the city by Judge Ora D McClellan in district court Tuesday Ray W Woods has become associated with Harry B Williams of the Williams Oil O Mat ic Sales and Service Co 313 E Main Woods is the owner of the Chanute Manufacturing Co which makes plastic articles but he said today that the company would discontinue its wholesale business and confine its production to articles for local consumption Fifty years ago 1922 R A Gibson of Girard has purchased a half interest in the undertaking establishment of W C Tomlinson The firm name will be Tomlinson and Gibson The business will be conducted from the old location.
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Frank Young
Chanute
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Ray W. Woods
Harry B. Williams
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Bible Verse Reflection Refers to 2 Peter 1 3
A faith focused devotional fragment cites II Peter 1 3 urging growth through virtue and knowledge as a guiding spiritual reminder.
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