Great Debate Fails To Live Up To Its Name On Cambodia
In Washington the Senate’s Cambodia debate lingers with a rare filibuster, few votes, and long speeches in a near-empty chamber. The Dole amendment aims to delay funding cuts until prisoners are released. Fulbright may move to table it. Administrations allies push back as talks stretch toward Memorial Day.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Cambodia
Robert J. Dole
Byan
Dole
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Completes Doctorate Work In City Dump
J Mark Baird earned a PhD after five years of study then salvaged his dissertation from a city dump. The thesis Feasibility Study of Space charged Waves Amplification in Periodically Doped Semiconductors was misfiled and later recovered from trash. He will receive his PhD on June 5.
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Salt Lake City
J. Mark Baird
Baird
University of Utah Printing Department
Memorial Contributions Totals From Various Organizations
Memorial contributions listed from numerous businesses clubs and individuals across multiple towns including Erie Corry Waterford North Brunswick Lewistown St Marys and Elmira totaling 1748 dollars. Donors include Alfred Martin Lewis Eggertsville Eggertsville Fireman's Association Zonta Club of Erie and Hillside Volunteer Fire Department with sums ranging from 1 to 125 dollars for memorial papers and papers sales.
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Duchin Inc
Erle
Corry
Lincoln Borough
Vol. Fire Co
ReHlet Association
Elizabeth
Elgin Electronics Inc
Waterford
North Brunswick Eng. Co
North Brunswick
Ned
Logan Fire Co
Bellefonte
Alpha Phi Gmena Fraternity
Iota Xi
Edinboro
Sus
Baver
Werren
Venture Inn
Sunflower Club
Erie
Peoples Building & Loan Association
Oil City
Falconer
Firemen’s Association, Inc
Neva
Hillside
Fire Depl, Inc
Maryland
Corry Girl Scout Cadette
BPO Elk
Banquet Speaker Named by Spartansburg Alumni
The Spartansburg Alumni Association selects Dr. William T. Groves, professor and department chairman at Edinboro State College, as speaker for the annual banquet. The event occurs Saturday at 7 p.m. in the school gym.
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Spartansburg Alumni Association
William T. Groves
Edinboro State College
Poor Repair Causing More Derailments
Washington safety officials cite defects and improper maintenance on railroads as major derailment causes, noting 105 percent rise since 1964. Evacuations from hazardous-material derailments reached 53 towns, with 12 dead and 155 injured. Government data show derailments surged across decades while train miles traveled fell, sparking calls for federal safety standards and new legislation as railroads push maintenance spending.
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Washington
John H. Reed
National Transportation Safety Board
Congressional
Association of American Railroads
AAR
American Railway Engineering Association
AREA
Senate
Department of Transportation
House
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