Celebrate 200 Years of Progress Quote Opines on Governing US
In a forceful railing the author argues the United States is governable despite Vietnam misfortunes Arab oil shocks and recessions. They blame apathy and a distracted citizenry for national ills insisting dedicated leaders courts Congress and White House could restore order and progress. The piece urges collective resolve to fix governance.
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Opinions on converting coal to liquid or gas energy
The Greenville Record Argus notes coal can be converted to liquid or gaseous fuels, offering energy potential beyond petroleum and natural gas and possibly reducing air pollutants through processing. Although not yet economical, interest grows and Penn State researchers expand coal type sampling to about 1,300 samples nationwide.
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Penn State University
Your City By Dave Johnson Q A city Q A about repairs and development
A reader questions Penn Central track repairs done by city forces on Center street and Maple Avenue repairs by Erie Lackawanna. The Golf Commission’s flag issue is referred to a city official. City housing units on Pleasant and South Center streets are handled by the redevelopment authority. A new connecting street at West Pleasant and Union improves emergency access. A 30 inch storm sewer is being installed on Smith street with widening and connections to Wright Street.
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A Good Cop Foresees TV Deductions vs Real Crime Law
Paul Harvey argues television style detective work misleads about crime solving which is largely a corporate effort. He cites informants as vital tools and recalls Chicago cops improving crime interception through trusted street sources and undercover tips.
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Chicago Sun-Times
New trend college press accountability shifts faculty evaluation
A backgrounder reports a quiet change on campuses as faculty are judged more on teaching and advising than research. Studies from 1966 to 1974 show declines in publish or perish metrics and rises in student evaluation, committee work, and advising, with several deans urging doers over ivory tower scholars.
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Edward Wakin
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Richard Miller
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Truth in politics by Jack Anderson and Les Whitten
Washington based column recounts repeated falsehoods by politicians and official denials. It cites ITT and CIA plots in Chile, FBI CIA dossiers, assassination plots claims, and the Chappaquiddick affair, noting later corroboration and reinvestigation despite early denials.
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Les Whitten
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