Sanity rising in America as Time weighs mood shift
A repair of public mood is seen in Time magazine through a piece on The Cooling of America, suggesting caution over leftist violence and praising a softer, more productive national climate. The piece critiques New Left leaders, notes campus shifts toward study, and argues recession tempers radical demands while reinforcing self reliance.
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Independent study drives new off campus degrees
Carnegie Corp and Ford Foundation grant 1.0 million to Sale University of New York and the New York State Education Department to launch off campus degree programs. One plan lets state regents award associate or bachelor’s degrees to those who pass college level exams, regardless of exam prep. The program emphasizes independent study over hours of lectures.
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Carnegie Corp
Ford Foundation
University of New York
New York State Education Department
New York
Mark Fwain
Hawaii
Proxmire Opposes SST in Clash Over Supersonic Travel
The column accuses Senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin of fighting the U S SST program, claims his stance blocks progress and ignores aviation advances. It argues Concorde and Soviet prototypes show speed and safety, noting Boeing tests and engine noise comparisons as evidence against Proxmire's objections.
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William Proxmire
Wisconsin
United States
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Seattle
Senator's SST crusade stalls progress and space plans
A critical letter questions Senator Proxaire's stance on the SST and Apollo program. It argues the senator delays aeronautical progress, boosts unemployment in Seattle, and resists federal space and aviation momentum while rivals press ahead. The writer cites SST speeds, sonic limits, and wide implications for U.S. leadership.
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United States
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Seattle
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States Senate
Freedom and self-control for all in Columbus
The piece proclaims freedom as a divine gift and personal responsibility aligned with the Ten Commandments the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence. It emphasizes self-control over political power and urges peaceful living as a communal value for Columbus Nebraska on March 5 1971.
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Ask the Doctor Advice for girl By Lawrence Lamb
A 13 year old writes about whitish vaginal discharge with no pain or itching. Dr Lam says normal discharge varies with cycle and pregnancy, may be heavy in teens, not venereal or infection. If gray or greenish odor or itching, seek a doctor. Douching discouraged. external care advised. Also notes cigarettes by mothers linked to convulsions in babies.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Lamp
Britain
Substitution SF Reputation 39 Noted American scientist
Fragmented OCR style list with scattered terms and names including American engineer deSnestitste and Pastrayed. Contains numerous mismatched phrases and potential clues to a word puzzle, with several numeric anchors and scattered proper nouns such as Nevada composer and Oklahoma entity.
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Veco
Lamb
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High ST
Energy Mountains
Samuel
Ecocatastrophe fears over Arctic oil pipeline risks
Stewart Udall warns an Alaska North Slope to Valdez oil project could trigger ecocatastrophe by permafrost melt and erosion. ARCO and Humble claim grasses may restore tundra after disruption, while GE touts clean SST engines amid political pushback from critics like Proxmire and Taft. Cooperation is needed to hear all sides.
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Valdez
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Udall
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Omaha
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ARCO
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Canada
Question on city owned streets and parking limits
A reader debates public street ownership and parking rights, arguing government may set time limits and restrictions when streets are built with public funds. The answer notes ownership implies authority to regulate use, with equal application, and possible fees or restrictions on parking.
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Oher
Nation's Tax Court opens Small Claims Division
For the first time a Small Claims Division exists in the United States Tax Court. Taxpayers disputing an income tax assessment under $1,000 may seek relief through informal procedures. They may plead their case or hire a lawyer, aiming for prompt settlement and reduced red tape.
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United States Tax Court
Inflation hit shrinks small claims tax appeal rights
In Portland an inflation driven shift classifies a taxpayer's $959 small claim as small jurisdiction. Choosing small claims over traditional petition bars appeal of the division's deficiency or overpayment decision. The definition reveals limits on small claims amid rising costs.
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Portland Oragenian
Democrats reform raises cost of 1972 nominating race
Cash will choose Washington says reforms widening 1972 delegate pool will push presidential bids to higher spend. Nixon and McCarthy may have spent at least 10 million each in preconvention campaigns, with 12 million a plausible minimum as primaries grow costlier and more states join the nominating roster.
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New Mexico
Oregon
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Ohio
Nebraska
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