End-the-war legislation creates chaos in Senate debate
Washington. Senators grapple with controversial moves as McGovern seeks to table his amendment to end the war while Nixon officials face possible funding bans. Loyalties shift as Fulbright votes against repeal and Allott weighs limiting Southeast Asia aid, drawing comments from Aiken about political maneuvering and a call for cooperation.
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Aiken
I-Vi
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Burfore
Environmental studies move into schools nationwide next fall
Environmental education expands from field trips to classroom labs. Alaska seeks Education Dept funding for eco laboratories. Maryland forms a state committee on Earth Day to speed action. Across the country 79 colleges in 36 states aid urban and rural environmental projects involving thousands, from Madison to Tampa. A Derby Kansas program uses live goldfish to spark reading and curiosity. The Office of Education and foundations like Ford fund teacher training and community links for greener schools.
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United Press International
Elementry
Kenat Peninsula
Alaska
Office of Education
Maryland
Ciizens
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Bayfield
Wis
University of South Florida
Tampa
Derby
Kan
Ford Foundation
Sims Awarded Educator of the Month for ETV Efforts
Dr. Gail Sins, superintendent in Columbus, is named Educator of the Month by the Nebraska Educational Television Network for July. The award honors contributions to expanding television use in instruction. Sins helped develop a local Columbus network linked to the Junior High, enabling teachers to request programs at specific times and access commercial and educational channels.
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Gail Sins
Columbus
Nebraska Educational Television Network
Nebraska
Richard Haecke
de Sinss
Ths
Special guest speaker to address WSCS meeting
The WSCS of the First United Methodist Church invites members to a July 1 general meeting featuring a speaker on the Navajo Methodist Mission School in Farmington New Mexico. WSCS groups from St Edward Lorello and Cedar Rapids will join the guests.
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WSCS
First United Methodist Church
Farmington N.M
St. Edward
Lorello
Cedar Rapids
Nursing school marks Golden Jubilee in Grand Island
Grand Island celebrates a Golden Jubilee with a homecoming on July 10 at 6 30 p.m. at the Yancy Motel featuring a dinner and an open house from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Public invites, alumni dinner reservations due by July 1 to Mrs Patricia Atchman Central City 212 1th Avenue.
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Grand Island
Behond of Nursing
Yancy Motel
Patricia AtcMahon
1Th Avenue
Central City
Constitution and draft rules clash in CO controversy
Louis Cassels analyzes the Supreme Court ruling on conscientious objection to the draft and the National Selective Service guidelines. He argues the court overstepped by rewriting the law and that Curtis Tarr’s administrative edits reimpose the bias the court sought to remove, highlighting conflicts among government branches.
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UPI
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WPI
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Judicial Branch
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Supreme Court
National Selective Service Headquarters
Congress
Wwe
Legislative Branch
Selective Service
Curtis
Tarr
Manne
Miss California answers question on liberation front
Miss California Karin Kascher, 18, daughter of Hermann and Mrs Kascher of Castro Valley, said she likes to wear bras when asked if she disagrees with the Women's Liberation Front. She won her file Sunday at Santa Cruz, bearing measurements 36 21 36.
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San Francisco
UPT
Miss California
Women's Liberation Front
Rites in California for ex Albion resident Mrs Byrd
Funeral services for Mildred Cloughesy Byrd 63, a former Albion resident now of Pomona California, were held June 7 at St Joseph Church Pomona. Born January 22 1907 in Albion to Mike and Lena Cloughesy she married Bernard Byrd in 1925 and moved to California in 1936. Survivors include son Thomas Moraga brother Gerald LaVerne sister Mrs Frank Hoefer Albion and four grandchildren.
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Mildred —Cloughesy
Byrd
Pomona
Calif
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Mike
Lena Cloughesy
Bernard Byrd
California
Thomas
Moraga
Gerald
LaVerne
Frank Hoefer
Volpe says government takeover or loans the only options for railroads
Volpe told the House Commerce Committee that the sole alternatives to a federal takeover are government guaranteed loans and that failure to secure a 200 million loan helped push Penn Central into bankruptcy. He warned three or four other railroads face similar financial peril and urged immediate action to expand government loan guarantees. Connie Mack managed the Philadelphia Athletics from 1901 to 1950, the longest tenure in major league history.
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A. Volpe
Congress
Volpe
House Commerce Committee
Penn Central
Connie Mack
Cornelius McGillicuddy
Philadelphia Athletics
Farmer Or Rancher Interest In Protecting Your Family
A prompt urging farmers and ranchers to consider a financial plan for business and family protection. The message offers a plan with benefits and advises calling Na obtigallss for details.
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