Chinatown busing backlash sparks private schooling push
Telegram Opinion laments coercive busing in Chinatown as Chinese parents form Parents for Quality Education and open private neighborhood schools. It notes nearly half of about 3,000 Chinatown children boycott public schools to preserve cultural heritage and pursue school choice amid rising authoritarian pressure.
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San Francisco
Chinatown
Parents
James Wong
Association of Chinese Parents
Wong
Fly ash aids reclaiming mine spoils says expert
John P. CapA of Morgantown reports at the American Chemical Society meeting that fly ash from coal plants can reclaim 60 000 acres of strip mined lands in Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Illinois and Kentucky. Field tests show improved soil, water retention, ground cover and nutrients, with potential beautification and productive reuse.
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West Virginia
Ohio
Ilinois
Kentucky
United States
American Chemical Society
John P. Capa
Morgantown
W. Va
Bureau of Mines
Capp
Tax Foundation Notes Growth and Investment Needs for 1970s Labor Force
The Tax Foundation projects the labor force to rise from current levels to about 100 million by 1980, with private sector mustering most new jobs. Each new industrial post needs over $23,000 in invested capital, and rising taxes threaten savings for investment as the government, federal, and local tax bites grow.
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Tax Foundation, Inc
Department of Labor
Federal tax changes and the savings crunch for jobs
The piece argues that savings must rise to fund vast private capital needs for new jobs and housing. Growth in the labor force could add about 30 billion annually to investment, while total private capital demand exceeds 139 billion yearly. It warns that corporate and individual savings will struggle to meet these sums unless tax policies ease saving pressure, affecting employment through the decade.
Honest TV and the unsolved Legentmurcer case
Washington debate on honesty in television shows reveals a credibility gap as analysts mock programs for not telling it like it is. The Legentmurcer case remains baffling with no motives or prints, while a graft scandal and hospital errors highlight systemic issues in media and medicine.
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Washington
Staten Island
Logan
West Coast
Dr Edwards Advised To Stay On At Hospital
An intern at Edwards Hospital faces a reprimand after a mistaken amputation and a remark about appearance. Dr Peters praises the operation but warns the intern to slow down. The mentor emphasizes that the intern’s future depends on professionalism and potential for a lasting role.
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Dr. Edwards
Tve
Telegram promotes freedom and self control in a 1971 message
A Telegram edition from September 28 1971 in Columbus Nebraska argues freedom comes from God and self control not government power. It frames freedom as the discipline to produce and follow moral guides like the Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence.
Ask the Doctor Dont treat them By Lawrence Lamb M D
Dear reader piles and hemorrhoids are discussed with simple explanations of causes such as posture, childbirth, and poor muscle tone. Internal hemorrhoids may bleed and external ones hurt. self treatment is limited to cold, witch hazel, or soaks, but bleeding or severe cases require a doctor and potential surgery.
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Lawrence Lamb
M.D
Dr. Lamb
Federal Trade Commission
Fragmentary Clues From A Miscellaneous Page List
A garbled OCR fragment lists scattered terms and numbers including names like Lohengrin and references to objects such as vegetables and horses. The text appears as a jumbled catalog of phrases, numbers, and partial clues with no coherent narrative or clear event.
Prison Journals of a Priest Revolutionary reviewed
A campus reader criticizes Philip Berrigan and his book Prison Journals of a Priest Revolutionary. The piece mocks Berrigan's views on draft boards capitalism and SDS while noting admiration from some, and questions his moral stance and intellectual honesty.
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Berrigan Brothers
Christ
Philip Berrigan
Washington
Philly Herrigan Anysway
Dartmouth
Herrigan
Berrigan
Pentagon
America
Buchenwald
Fort Detrick
Goebbels
Johnson
Jesus Movement Echoes Through Time and Politics
A sweeping reflection links the current Jesus movement among American youth with past revivals, contrasting mysticism and apocalypse with earlier faith expressions. It frames Marxism and the Weathermen as rival apocalyptic currents, argues Christianity offers inner peace and redemption, and notes the enduring pull of faith amid social upheaval.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
America
Time Magazine
Buly Graham
Christ
Billy Graham
White House
Graham
Weatherman
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